Hawaii Trees

Buy Hawaii Fruit Trees, Berry Plants, Bamboo Plants, Grapevines, Flowering Tree, Nut Tree and Palm Trees.



Loquat trees are like other Hawaiian fruit trees, evergreen, and the sweet juicy fruit of the loquat is grown and eaten in many Hawaii gardens. Order and purchase Banana trees are found growing extensively in Hawaii, and a familiar site from lading aircraft at the Honolulu, HI airport, is towering clumps of variegated banana trees, The banana is an important tree fruit crop in Hawaii. Mulberry trees, Morus rubra grow prolifically in Hawaii with delicious mulberry tree berries.



Palm trees grow everywhere in Hawaii and the Coconut palm tree is an important agricultural crop. Date palm trees will also produce delicious dates in Hawaii.Discover how to find and get the best tips and high quality information and tree and plant reviews on the Ty Ty Nursery website, tytyga.com.



The State of Hawaii is divided into two temperature zones, USDA zone 10a and 11, however, few Hawaiians realize that on the dormant volcano, Mauna Kea, snow can begin in November, and sporadic snowing can continue until March. Snow can be compacted several feet deep at Mauna Kea, where snow skiing is very popular during the winter months. Micro climates can occur in parts of Hawaii, but generally the coldest winter temperatures that occur are 40 to 60 degrees F., depending on what Hawaiian island you visit.



The fruit trees that grow well in Hawaii are considered tropical, especially Mango trees, avocado trees and pineapple plants that have a very limited planting range in the the other United States, like California, South Texas, South Florida and Louisiana. The Macadamia nut tree also is limited to these same areas. Other plants with the same extremely limited planting areas of the U.S. Raspberry plants like the Mysore raspberry bush, Rubus niveus and the Suriname cherry tree, Eugenia uniflora also grow here.



Many other fruit trees such as fig tree cultivars require no chilling, and high quality figs can be grown and eaten fresh or dried, such as the green Kadota fig tree and the Black Mission fig trees. Many types of citrus trees are tropical fruit trees such as orange trees, grapefruit trees, and lemon trees. Kumquat and lime trees are very productive in citrus tree orchards or to be grown as containerized citrus plants.



Guava trees are grown in vast orchards for the guava juices that are found served in several colors and flavors at hotels in Honolulu, Hawaii, by vacationing tourists. The guava juice appears at breakfast served Hawaii hotels and guava juices are considered with the same importance in Maui, Hawaii as citrus orange and grapefruit juice and usually three colored variants are displayed.


Hawaii bamboo plants are very fast growing and useful to plant indoors in shopping Malls, as specimen clumping plants that have very attractively colored stems of yellow, blackish-green and brilliant, iridescent blue. Bamboo plants are often containerized in colorful pots for use in vacation Hotels, and are suitable specimens to feature for growing inside your home or business office at Honolulu, Hilo and Lihue, Hawaii. Bamboo forms a fast growing, excellent privacy screen that will block our the fumes of automobile noises and exhausts and changes the carbon dioxide gases into breathable oxygen.