Recently a friend who I have known for 53 years, all the way back to Lahaina, lost her home to the…read morefire. Just about everything she owned in this life was wiped out...gone forever. She was able to relocate to Wailuku and live with a relative, and then into her own home. In addition to this, it was soon discovered that her niece had a rare form of cancer, and soon after passed away. I am on Oahu and was able to call Maui Green Gardens and was able to speak with the owner, Quirino Hipoloti. Over the phone I ordered a Puakenikeni tree from his nursery to commemorate my friends niece and he hand delivered it to her doorstep. I thank Mr Hipoloti for all his kindness, and all done over the phone with the aloha spirit.

10/3. Called first, got an answering machine. No callback. Drove to location. Car in carport. Gate…read moreclosed. Definitely NOT recommended.

Very Friendly Person to talk too about plants. You should try to call and leave message and number.read more

10/3. Called first. Got answering machine. No return call. Stopped by address. Car in driveway…read more Gate closed. Definitely NOT recommended.

FINALLY a local horticulture shop that is well-stocked with quality products and EXCELLENT customer…read moreservice! After driving to our two big corporate box store nurseries, unable to procure a pretty common product, or any kind of customer service regarding availability, ordering, or the like, I felt pretty disillusioned, and more than frustrated. Pulling out my trusty Yelp app, I was able to locate Ohana Greenhouse and Garden Supply within several miles of my then-current location. Tucked into a long strip of warehouse's in Kahului's industrial area, behind a local fish market, I found a helpful worker who immediately offered me the assistance I was looking for and that is severely lacking elsewhere. Not only did they have the product I was looking for, but a quick look revealed a very nice assortment of amendments, potting supplies, and other items for the back yard horticulturist. I almost don't want to give away this secret reveal and keep it to myself, but they definitely deserve a shout out and two big (green) thumbs up!

Everything you need to get going my brothers and sisters. These gentlemen are helpful, courteous,…read moreand da kine. See what I mean! www.ohanagreenhouse.com

Very helpful staff and a good range of products. I will definitely return for more garden supplies.read more

If you own a landscaping company, this is a supplier that you probably need. They have on hand, or…read morecan order, more things than the usual home improvement centers carry. Although they cater to professional landscapers, they seem to tolerate us small fry who just own and try to keep their home looking nice. A while back, my hibiscus hedge was dying. Not all at once, though. The grim reaper started at the end and was marching down the line of plants. Long story short, the UH extension service concluded that a particular fungus was probably in the soil and working its was through my hedge. There were only 2 fungicides that could eliminate this threat and Simplot should have them. Another long story short, neither was in stock, but one could be shipped from the big island. It took over 3 weeks to get it shipped because it had to be included in a hazardous material container, although a hazardous container is sent every week. I did wind up with a lifetime supply of this chemical for the price of $75. It seemed pretty steep at the time, not knowing if it would work, but it did solve the fungus problem and the rest of my hedge lives on. Hooray! Anyway, Simplot couldn't help me on this visit. My yard guy wanted me to pick up fertilizer for my yard. He was very specific that it had to have a 10-30-10 ratio and slow release, so it wouldn't burn the grass. Simplot would surely have it on hand. Nope. Their only slow release had a 24-4-9 ratio and it came in a 50 lb bag. I only wanted 20 pounds. I wouldn't mind storing the excess, but fertilizer tends to turn sticky or hardens up over time. Besides, it's not close to the ratio I was looking for. My yard guy may have been confused. And, yes, this was only my 2nd visit to Simplot. A do enjoy walking around the home improvement stores, reading labels and comparing items. Simplot has a big warehouse, but there isn't much browsing. You talk to a guy at the front desk and he tries to meet your needs. That type of problem solving would be more satisfying if the guy seemed a bit more friendly and then I would return more often. Just saying.

FALSE LEADING PEOPLE TO THIS STORE IS ILLEGAL!…read more It's pretty stupid to advertise something on the ALAMAHA ACE HARDWARE website location when an item is not available to purchase (but shows plenty in stock). When you arrive to the store they tell you, "oh I don't know, the manager sells it, I don't know what time the manager arrives, he sells a little bit at a time." If that's the case, why does this store advertise on the website "available to purchase in store" if they're going to discriminate and decide who they want to sell to? False leading people into a store is ILLEGAL when the product isn't even available to purchase. False ADVERTISEMENT & WASTE OF TIME. Store policy has no respect for people's time & fuel prices.

This Ace Hardware store is much more than a hardware store! I don't really ever come here for home…read moreimprovement type of things like tools and paint -- which they always seem to be pretty well stocked on. I actually come here because within the store, you'll find a whole array of kitchen items and gadgets tucked away in a little corner. Growing up, I remember it used to be stocked with THE cutest Christmas items and decorations. I can't remember when the transition to kitchen goods happened, but adult me thinks it's great, lol. There are small appliances, high-quality knife selections, wooden utensils and plating, pots, pans, decorations and basically all the essentials that you would need for your home kitchen! You can also find some things here that you wouldn't normally find in other stores like an Ooni pizza oven, Japanese knives, and pretty tea sets. The ladies behind the counter are always so nice and helpful. On my last visit I was looking for items for an event and while I didn't find everything I needed, I found some cute bamboo tongs that were priced very reasonably. Other than the hardware, definitely stop in here sometime if you're looking for some kitchen goods too or maybe insulated Yeti bottles which line the wall at the entrance.

Beautiful succulent nursery tucked away in Kula. Google maps isn't updated yet so here are the…read morecorrect directions as they just moved recently: - turn onto Haleakala Highway - left at Omaopio Rd. (where the Waipuna Chapel is on the corner) - left at Lower Kula Rd (it is a T end so you can only turn left or right) - left at 1st paved culdesac (new gray concrete road with no street sign). - drive all the way down and on the left side, down an unpaved path, is 3rd Day Nursery. There is a tree and a built up kerb for you to drive onto the property. - park at the top on the grass (do not park in culdesac) - say hello to the 2 boxer dogs who will give you a friendly welcome Derek and his staff are full of info, his plants are cheaper than the big box stores and nurseries, you can buy pre arranged pots for a gift, bulk buy for your garden, even join in a class to make an arrangement which is soooo much fun. During a class you get to walk around the nursery with snips and choose your own cuttings to arrange, even more fun if you bring your own dish/driftwood/container/pot ;) If you are in Kula you have to stop by and say Hi to Derek and his dogs. You are in for a treat!

Best place to find succulents and other plants! Make sure you make an appointment before going to…read morethe nursery. Derek and his staff are super knowledgeable and the property and the climate is perfect for these plants. This would be the perfect place for a team building event for your company! I highly recommend this succulent farm! You must check it out and tell your friends and family!

Ukumehame Sod Farm does NOT care about their smaller customers. Called to order some grass and was…read moretold by the owners wife (Cammy) that she would call back but never did. Called a week later and Cammy she said she was out of town and would check with her employee but never called me. Giving 1 star is being generous. If you want grass and great customer service contact Sonny on Piihana Road in Wailuku. Sonny takes care of ALL his customers and treats everyone with respect!

Beautiful sod and now our secret garden is wedding ready. This is a family owned business and they…read moreare a wonderful family to work with, highly recommend!

We moved to Maui 3 years ago, and I still can't believe that they have such a huge store for home…read moreimprovement with so much useful stuff. I know, they delay the orders sometimes, but come on. We live on an island! It's a miracle, that Lowe's made it here!

No one ever picks up the phone. I have called 15 times in regards to a delivery and after 5 mins…read moreholding the line gets dropped. They did not deliver my range yesterday and I have no eta of when or where it is.... Toe kick on my dishwasher was missing, I am sure it's in the box they hauled away... however no one will answer. I've never been so frustrated shopping at Lowe's. The new phone system sucks!