Native Plant Propagation with Jordan Tabura & Ka Ohana o Naonoaina Farms

Join Jordan & Ka Ohana o Naonoaina Farms for a hands-on propagation workshop. They believe that when people invest time and energy into growing native plants, they are more likely to carry that knowledge forward, strengthening conservation efforts and inspiring more native plant growers and community nurseries across Hawai’i. The focus will be on ʻIlima Sida fallax, Māmaki Pipturus albidus, Koʻokoʻolau Bidens hillebrandiana, ʻUlei Osteomeles anthyllidifolia, & Nehe Wollastonia lavarum. Participants will gain experience with propagation techniques, including seed germination and rooting, while learning the care required for each species to thrive. Participants will take home at least one species, if not more. Jordan will discuss the differences between growing plants for conservation and landscape use, the importance of preserving island and watershed genetics in restoration work, and best practices for plant health and treatment protocols that meet watershed and conservation standards.
Cost: $25 for members, $50 for non-members (includes Naupaka-level membership)
Register here: tinyurl.com/murrpanh