Ornamentals and Flowers, 1995 - present
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Item Naturalizing Orchids and the Hawaii Pacific Weed Risk Assessment System(University of Hawaii, 2012-08) Clifford, Patti; Kobayashi, KentThis report examines the process of orchid naturalization, and the possiblity of orchids as invasive species.Item Producing Potted Ornamental Ohelo(University of Hawaii, 2010-04) Zee, Francis; Hamasaki, Randall T.; Nakamoto, Stuart T.; Keith, Lisa; Hummer, Kim; Reed, Barbara; Kawabata, AndrewThe bright red berries of this native Hawaiian species are most commonly harvested from wild plants for jam. However, the plant has potential as a potted ornamental. Propagation from seed and raising of seedlings to size were covered in detail. Work with a clonally propagated cultivar, 'Kilauea', was described. Powdery mildew and the Mexican leaf roller caterpillar were the major pests.Item Xeriscape Plants(University of Hawaii, 2008-03) Wong, MelvinPlants suited for dry conditions in Hawaii are listed.Item Perennial Bedding Plants for Hawai'i(University of Hawaii, 2008-03) Wong, MelvinAbout 40 bedding plants suggested by the author for use in Hawaii landscapes are illustrated with photographs and briefly described; perenniality is a desirable feature in bedding plants for Hawaii's year-round growing conditions.Item Kupukupu Fern(University of Hawaii, 2008-09) Sadanaga, Kent; Kobayashi, KentAt least 5 Nephrolepis (sword fern) species are indigenous to Hawaii; their characteristics, uses, and horticulture are described.Item Foxtail Palm, Wodyetia bifurcata(University of Hawaii, 2009-06) Perez, Kauahi; Kobayashi, Kent; Sako, GlennThis import from Queensland, Australia, has received attention in the Hawaii landscape and plant nursery industries because of its beauty, fast growth, and adaptability.Item Liriope, the "Other" Mondo Grass(University of Hawaii, 1999-11) Deputy, JayUses, propagation, and maintenance of spreading and clumping types of liriope are detailed, along with advice on managing insect pests, plant diseases, and weeds.Item Ficus Plants for Hawai'i Landscapes(University of Hawaii, 2007-05) Wong, MelvinAbout 30 species or varieties in the Ficus genus favored by the author for Hawaii landscapes are illustrated with photographs and briefly described.Item Care of Potted Poinsettias(University of Hawaii, 2009-01) Grzebik, Jayme; Mersino, EdwinPoinsettias purchased during the year-end holidays can be maintained by potting up or transplanting; tips on their care are given.Item Best Native Plants for Landscapes(University of Hawaii, 2008-03) Wong, MelvinIndigenous and endemic native Hawaiian plants recommended for landscapes by the author are listed, described, and illustrated with photographs.