Aloha mai e nā hoa,
Could someone please recommend a business that can ship lāʻī to California, ke ʻoluʻolu?
The web research I have done so far has the price going from .50 to 1.00 per leaf. The pictures that they show have the stems cut, not pulled. I am going to hold a workshop making lei and using the stem for stamping. I need some kōkua in acquiring the leaves.
Depending on the price and shipping costs, I would like to order 75-100.
Mahalo nui,
Liko
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Make sure that the lai is cleaned well because my friends in Kaleponi ordered from Hawai'i before and it didnt pass the inspection so it got sent back.
Malama,
Malia
Mahalo nui e Malia! When doing my preliminary research, some lei/flower companies can only ship lei lāʻī after boiling the leaves. Some could not comply with the request for shipping to California because of some new restrictions due some plants experiencing a spotting leaf disease. It was news to me.
75 -100 wale no? 'a'ole pilikia, When do you need it by? I can get my haumana to gather and send them up to you. One of my ladies have a farm of Ali'i ti. Lemme, know...
Heard of a place called Commodity Forwarders aka: CFI. You will need to check their fees on this. Option on them cleaning and shipping or just shipping.
Liko Puha > HALE O KEAWE-A-HEULU aka: NAIHEJune 30, 2008 at 6:55pm
Mahalo for the info! I will check with them on what they can help me accomplish.
Can anyone else recommend a Hawaii nursery type business?
Ask folks at Hui Ku Maoli Ola if they can, or if they can recommend someone who can. Kapaliku Schirman or Rick Barboza - 808-259-6580 http://www.plantnativehawaii.com/
This is a Hawaiian-owned nursery, specializing in native Hawaiian plants (and some polynesian introductions such as kī).
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Make sure that the lai is cleaned well because my friends in Kaleponi ordered from Hawai'i before and it didnt pass the inspection so it got sent back.
Malama,
Malia
E mālama hoʻi,
Liko
75 -100 wale no? 'a'ole pilikia, When do you need it by? I can get my haumana to gather and send them up to you. One of my ladies have a farm of Ali'i ti. Lemme, know...
A hui hou
Kanoe
(Moloka'i)
Can anyone else recommend a Hawaii nursery type business?
http://www.plantnativehawaii.com/
This is a Hawaiian-owned nursery, specializing in native Hawaiian plants (and some polynesian introductions such as kī).