Cherry blossoms and double quince are the perfect flowers to welcome the lunar calendar new year celebration and spring.  For those who received arrangement that has tree branches in it.  Don’t be tossing them out.  Each green dots on the branch are actually a hidden flower bulb. Wait a few days and you will see emerged a beautiful flower blossoms.  Enjoy the photo that we took of ours.

Our crown flower trees are now bare with hardly much leaves left.  Leaves (are) were munched by butterfly caterpillars for the last month and a half. It is a devastated sight from a crown flower farmer or a home owner perspective. But to caterpillars, fatten by every inch of leaves is a must, in order to get ready for coconing, then becoming butterflies.  We put our blinders on and let the caterpillars munch on. We welcome the devastation, knowing that there will be more butterflies for the world.  The tree will be refilled with leaves again. It will be soon be spring, summer, fall, then again butterflis return and lay their eggs.

Red roses! Five dozens. Why not? Ain’t it impressively beautiful. Happy Valentine’s Week.

We handcrafted this tall table top tree with a mixture of local green and mainland fragrant green.  It is a perfect gift for your friend who has pets or kids. Stop by or give us a call to reserve one at 808-732-7668.  Tree arrangement is 20″ tall, priced at $79.

We hand picked our first batch of Norfolk local Christmas trees. Stop by or give us a call to reserve one at 808-732-7668.

6 to 7 feet tall Norfolk Christmas Tree at the store.  (sold out – updated Dec 8, 2012)

Picture perfect of orchid and bird.

Ain’t it beautiful?

The driver was explaining on how he is still enjoying the fragrant of the gardenia after he has dropped off the flowers at the shop last Thursday.  Imagine what it would be like when the flowers are  in full bloom in a house, by your bed side table, or at your dinner table! The fragrant is not very strong, but just that the sweetness smell linger for a while. Enjoy! For those who already picked up their share of our island favorite gardenia blooms.

The web only let me post the aroma of this heavenly fragrance of pikake that the rest of the world call jasmine.  Really, if you live in Hawaii, go and look around your neighborhood for a pikake bush and just stand next to it under the evening trade breeze that swirl its fragrance into the air. Take a whiff, and now that’s paradise. 

Wow.  Red ti, pin cushion, red ginger, curly fern and monstera leave.  Wow.