by Kathy Becklin | Mar 21, 2012 | Garden Tips, Growing
Here are a few pieces that we’ve gotten from various sources that may help others decide what to plant and when to plant it. This one page summary tells what to plant by elevation. (Source: Master Gardeners) Vegetables in South Maui Chart – This list was...
by Kathy Becklin | Mar 21, 2012 | Garden Tips, Growing
Garden Tip: Treating Slugs with Coffee For an all natural, good for your soil and plants slug treatment, use your leftover morning coffee and coffee grounds around your vegetable garden plants. While different studies have shown varying degrees of success using coffee...
by Kathy Becklin | Mar 21, 2012 | Education, Garden Tips
Not many gardeners have gone a season without some powdery mildew. Even in dry areas, a sprinkler gone awry can cause this fungus to seemingly creep over a garden and destroy it in days. We got this tip for keeping powdery mildew under control from the keynote speaker...
by Kirk Surry | Mar 9, 2012 | Events, Front Page Articles, Volunteer
[slickr-flickr search=”sets” set=”72157629071018678″] The school garden movement is thriving throughout Hawaii and creating hands-on educational programs for students of all ages. On Tuesday, March 20, Grow Some Good gave a special...
by Kirk Surry | Mar 9, 2012 | Front Page Announcements, Front Page Slider
Just as the caterpillars emerge as butterflies, a new season brings a new name, look and metamorphosis for our group, formerly called South Maui School Gardens Project. Grow Some Good – Educational School Gardens on Maui – speaks to the heart of our...