Hawaii Edible Landscaping, LLC creates bountiful and beautiful gardens, landscapes, farms, & forests.
Let Nature Do the Work!
Client: Kanaka Kava
Services
Hawaii Edible Landscaping offers a wide range of services based on the needs of our clients and the land.
Whether you are a landowner, gardener, farmer, or forester; we can help you let nature do the work with permaculture and agroforestry design, natural farming, and more.
Site Assessment
In-depth site and project assessment, recommendations, and documentation.
Identifies site variables, challenges, existing vegetation, and recommendations with site adapted plants, practices, and more.
Site Design
If you wanted to build your dream house; would you rather wing it, have a plan, or hire a master carpenter? Wouldn't you rather do it right the first time?
Agroecosystems are extremely complex, it takes years of on-the-ground experience to design functional and productive landscapes.
Agroforestry and permaculture design are powerful tools in efficient land planning and management.
We offer in-depth site and project assessments and documentation, site maps, planting maps, site adapted crop lists, phased garden development plans, and much, much more.
Landscape Installation
Our strategic installation method is based on 20+ years doing agroforestry research plantings to eliminate the weeds completely and fill in with groundcovers, flowers, native plants, and more.
We do phased installations designed to reduce labor and expenses down the road. Within weeks of planting, the land is transformed and full of life.
Landscape Maintenance
We offer professional landscape maintenance services including mowing, weed whacking, pruning, tree trimming, fertilization, natural pest control, and more.
Gallery
We have 20+ years of on-the-ground experience which empowers us to offer reliable solutions for the most challenging conditions.
Some of the sites we have revitalized include: rubbish dumps, rock quarries, railroad grades, dirt roads, grassy parking lots, rocky ground, and old cane lands with extremely depleted and compacted soil.
This is what permaculture and agroforestry can look like in your yard, farm, or forest. Notice what is missing from the pictures: weeds!