Garden

Honolulu’s director of botanical gardens, Joshlyn Sand, shares updates on the cleanup efforts at Ho‘omaluhia Botanical Garden in Kāneʻohe following the Kona low storms.

Kitty Wo, former president of The Garden Club of Honolulu, shares more about an upcoming flower show to be hosted at the Honolulu Museum of Art.

Sharon Williams, president of the Garden Club of Honolulu, shares details about their upcoming flower and horticulture show.

NPR's Kenny Malone and Alex Mayyasi discuss the new "Planet Money Book"; A new Balinese shadow puppetry show is set to open this at UH

A week from Saturday, there will be a celebration to mark that 50th anniversary.

Steve Wood, president of the Aiea Community Board, discusses concerns he's heard from the community about the development of the new Aloha Stadium; Freelance investigative reporter Guthrie Scrimgeour reports on the Robinson family's ownership of 100,000 acres of Hawaiʻi land, including the island of Niʻihau

On Wednesday, the University of Hawaiʻi’s College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience unveiled the new green onion variety and allowed attendees to harvest the plants.

One of the many closures caused by the pandemic included the docent program at Honolulu's beloved Foster Botanical Garden. Free garden tours are coming back, and the program is searching for new docents.

Local farmers and other agricultural producers can apply for reimbursement for recently bought compost. Each qualified applicant can receive up to $50,000.

University of Hawaiʻi horticulturist on his plumeria research and discoveries; Haleʻiwa plumeria farming family; challenging growing conditions for Molokaʻi plumeria; the global growth of plumeria business; Koko Crater Botanical Garden's famous plumeria grove