Called to see if they had a kumquat tree. They did not have one on site, but had some at their…read moreKaneohe store.. called the Kaneohe store, and they had a couple plants. Prepaid over the phone and had the plant transferred to Millilani. No problems.

It's spring time! And oh boy does my little backyard need a refresh. I've been to their plant store…read morein town before, but this is more like a garden center rather than a houseplant store. I loved looking around at all the plants. As in most places in Hawai'i, if you're prone to getting bug bites (aka me), you might wanna spray on some protection or cover up. I love that they have a mix of plants, produce, and really cute products. Everything you'd need from moss poles, spray bottles, ceramic pots of all sizes. I even got a really cute plant sticker for my water bottle.

"Let's stop at the nursery. I won't buy anything!" - Famous last words if you're anything like me!…read more However, if you're looking for a well tended and tame nursery, this isn't the place for you. The grounds are sprawling (10 acres) and there isn't much rhyme or reason to where things are. Just about everything you see is in pots and ready to go home with you, no matter the size. And there are plenty of plants to chose from, both in size and variety. Not everything is priced, but those that were marked were quite reasonable. So reasonable, in fact, that I ended up buying a beautiful pinwheel gardenia that was such a great deal that I had to have it ... of course! Owner seems quite knowledgeable and helpful in offering plant and planting advice. Lots of local Hawaiian varieties, too.

The plants are very reasonable . Both of them are hard workers . Both are friendly peopleread more

Plenty of plants and flowers to choose from. Price range are also better than home…read moreDepot or Walmart.

Healthy lush trees at reasonable prices. Staff not as helpful as I would expect from any business…read more I mean, I walked around for a solid 20 minutes and not one staff member asked if I needed help, but she was on her cell phone which sounded like a personal phone call. I'm not sure what the process is regarding just grabbing your own plants and wheeling it to the front. Who knows. On top of that, I wasn't offered any help loading the 3 fairly large areca palms I bought for $35 each. Would've been 5 stars if customer service was better.

From signage, check in with security guard and drive to the right…read more We were not sure exactly where it was but finally found customer parking, and where to pay. We wanted to buy gardenia and flowers like ginger that we can take to the grave. Some of the plants are not marked and hubs did not want to pay $35 per plant. There are also lots of blue ceramic planters and a variety of turf for sale. Wear footwear appropriate for a garden or nursery as there are wet areas. Would recommend a visor or cap as it is outdoors and particularly warm with beautiful skies today. First person from office put on her mask but other two employees I saw were unmasked. When you are ready, place your plants on a table on the side of the office and go in to pay. Happy gardening

Yelp directions was incorrect so I called the business. Directions is super easy. North bound from…read moreKam hwy, make a left on Lanikūhana, follow it, pass Cole Academy on your left. Keep going until you get to the Mililani Agricultural Park sign/driveway. Left turn in. You will reach a check point - they ask for your full name. Let the guard know you will be visiting Mario. We mainly went to check out their succulents. They have a good variety available-ones you don't see in stores. They also have succulents in color- not just the green ones. My favorite is the arrangements. They are beautifully put together and they are in bags so easy to put in a pot/planter. When I asked Mario how often they put out arrangements, he said daily. So early bird gets the worm. We went in the afternoon, sun was beaming. Recommend going earlier in the day and bring cash.

This place is located in Mililani. I first ventured here when I was looking for succulents…read more What is good about this place? You can drive right up to the plants, but it can get very hot as there is no shade. It is located in sort of a field. I would also bring cash as it is easier to purchase. I have paid through Facebook before, but it was inconvenient because the people who help you are the workers and they are usually in the field. Their arrangements are lovely and the pricing is one of the better places I have found. The contact person is very friendly.

I enjoyed my visit to this wonderful nursery in front of Bath and Body Works and Homegrown. I fell…read morein love with so many different types of plants in this nursery. They all looked so green and well taken cared of. Andrea did a great job making us feel welcome. She also gave me great advice on how to take better care of air plant indoors. I went home with a lovely swirly air plant. I will do my best to take good care of her. I will be back next week to take home some pothos and that Swiss plant! Plants are truly the most beautiful, delicate things. I yearn to have a green thumb so I can be surrounded by them all around me!

Shopping in Pearlridge Center, Aiea, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. I saw Judy C.'s photos, review, and check-in for Happy Koi Nursery and decided to visit this small, local business on the second level of the "Uptown" part of the mall, next to the escalator. Krysten I.'s review mentioned that the prices were reasonable and that the plants are labeled with names, prices, and how to care for the plant. She was right! There was a very helpful, friendly worker who gave me a box, lined with plastic (to prevent leaking) for my purchases. She guided me through the decision-making process and explained that this location in the mall is good for these houseplants because the natural light comes in from the ceiling. I ended up buying three different plants with yellow, purple, and pink flowers. The nice woman suggested that I look for planters at Ross... because the prices might be lower than other places... and she pointed the way... Thanks for the tips and great advice!

Uncle Zack is a great talker with interesting gardening tips and vast info on worms and vermicast…read moreimportance for lush growing of plants.

I've made my way back to gardening & vermiposting, so it was time to pick up some worms. Ewa Blue…read moreWorms is actually located in Makakilo, but only about 10 minutes from Ewa Beach. My worms are local! It was easy enough to call Zachary to set up a time to pick up worms. He sells them out of his home/worm ranch, and we got a fun little tour of his operations. He has an amazing garden and it looked like tons of worm production. He had already pulled out a batch of worms for me, but poured them out to show me before bundling them up. They were very lively and so plentiful. He explained that he sells only blue worms and they're the faster eaters (as opposed to red worms), and that I wouldn't need to wait to feed the worms--in the past, the worms needed to acclimate for a few days before feeding. Zachary is very knowledgeable, and he also sells vermicast by the pound, if worm farming isn't your cup of (worm) tea. In my opinion, his prices are quite reasonable.