You'd think with the name Paradise Plants that there would be a welcoming energy of Aloha....Just…read morethe opposite- an uptight owner with a negative attitude. I was told by a gentleman who was in charge of garden pots that I could buy some pots at a sale price bc there were just a few left, so I did and love them. Came back to buy the two that were left and the owner refused to honor his sales price, saying they were new and he shouldn't have done that. I left, remembering that it was not just a bad day for her but that previously she refused to let my service dog on he premises even though we had been there a few other times. Just such a buzzkill and not a place I recommend

We own a real estate management company, an interior design company and we are real estate…read moreinvestors so we are constantly buying furniture and design elements. We have purchased many pieces of furniture, plants, art and decor from Paradise Plants over the years. Objectively speaking we have come to realize over time that our purchases from Paradise Plants were all superior in quality and often times the same price as the pieces we bought from other stores both on-island and the ones we had shipped to the island that were far inferior in look and build quality. We purchased some pretty beds from Home World. They look great, however they are very cheaply made and we have had to rebuild all of the internal parts to make them stronger as they all broke in the first year. This was a great expense. Home World sells particle board junk. We noticed the beds we purchased from Paradise Pants had solid aluminum supports instead of cheap particle board. They are all super sturdy and look amazing and were the same price as the Home World particle board junk. Paradise Plants sells quality, unique, indoor furniture at excellent prices. Bamboo and Teak down the road is also good, but mostly used stuff so a bit like shopping at a garage sale, but sometimes you get lucky. Paradise Plants has new, gorgeous pieces every time we go in all at a good price. They also have an excellent outdoor furniture brand called Lagoon that is perfect for the environment here on the island. So far, It's the only outdoor furniture that has survived at our salty oceanfront locations and our corrosive Volcano location. That brand of outdoor furniture is Puna proof! It has no steel to get rusty and is all strong durable plastics and/or non-corroding aluminum. Very happy with quality and price as none of these end up in a landfill after 1-2 years like every other brand we tried. From price, quality/longevity, beauty of pieces, to their excellent customer service and ability to deliver and setup all pieces and have a great customer experience, you won't find a better store that is locally owned and operated employing great local people.

Relitively easy was to drop off my used Christmas Tree and Green Waste the drop point is behind the…read moredump its dusty so it's a good idea not to bring a freshly washed car there there is no fee for using the service and when I was there was no delay to drop off my tree.

From the owner: Maui EKO Systems is an award-winning co-composting operation, providing a variety of compost and…read morecompost blends for your lawn or garden.

We went in to look for leftover Christmas decorations. We ended up not finding any, but the guy…read morethat helped us out was so kind and tried to help us. He walked us around the very clean store to try and help and informed us that they didn't have any, but he also went above and beyond to look up other locations and called the stores to make sure. The parking lot was very busy and crowded so be careful when using it!

Went in today to buy some building materials everything was going great received great customer…read moreservice from Dustin I believe he had long hair and was white. Then it was time for me to pay I was helped by this guy Steve who was rude by cutting me off when I was answering his questions and not to mention he didn't use deodorant and smelt really badly!

Nalani Farm Store is amazing! All of the products are made in Hawaiʻi. I went kind of crazy doing…read moreChristmas shopping because everything was super cute, and I'm so happy to support a local small business that features other local small businesses. There were items under the Christmas tree that were on sale, so I grabbed some of those. The owner Napua knows all of the companies whose products she sells, and while I was visiting, an aunty who makes lauhala products came in. Such a delight! I picked up some fruit gels, lotions, chili pepper water/sauce, toffee, soap, and even an adorable pair of earrings made from recycled materials shaped like the Big Island. Prices were reasonable, and the owner is Native Hawaiian. Nalani Farm Store is tucked away behind KTA and the farmers market, but is easily findable using any map app. I'll be back!

Cute little shop in historic downtown Hilo tgst offers some local treats - teas, coffee, chocolate,…read morelocal books, jewelry - great place to visit to find some treasures. Staff was helpful, friendly & such a treat to chat with - will go back next time I'm In town

Update We always come here for new ideas in art or clothing…read more They even have Christmas ornaments Island style. Men's clothes in the back. Cute shop

Absolutely beautiful store, we'll merchandised and very nicely organized…read more Nice employees, very helpful and accommodating

My husband ordered the ahi belly plate and I ordered the mahi-mahi fish sandwich. The fish was so…read moregreat and my hubby even saw a fisherman delivering a whole Ahi

Love the upgrade to the larger store. They are all about cultivating the Hawaiian culture through…read morelauhala weaving and not only have hats for sale but also have the materials to make them. I'm not sure I'll ever get to learning to dry, prep, strip, and weave the hala into a mat or purse or some amazing ornaments...but I'll admire and buy them all day. Same goes for the earrings, soaps, sustainable living goodies and clothing.

Beautiful succulent nursery tucked away in Kula. Google maps isn't updated yet so here are the…read morecorrect directions as they just moved recently: - turn onto Haleakala Highway - left at Omaopio Rd. (where the Waipuna Chapel is on the corner) - left at Lower Kula Rd (it is a T end so you can only turn left or right) - left at 1st paved culdesac (new gray concrete road with no street sign). - drive all the way down and on the left side, down an unpaved path, is 3rd Day Nursery. There is a tree and a built up kerb for you to drive onto the property. - park at the top on the grass (do not park in culdesac) - say hello to the 2 boxer dogs who will give you a friendly welcome Derek and his staff are full of info, his plants are cheaper than the big box stores and nurseries, you can buy pre arranged pots for a gift, bulk buy for your garden, even join in a class to make an arrangement which is soooo much fun. During a class you get to walk around the nursery with snips and choose your own cuttings to arrange, even more fun if you bring your own dish/driftwood/container/pot ;) If you are in Kula you have to stop by and say Hi to Derek and his dogs. You are in for a treat!

Best place to find succulents and other plants! Make sure you make an appointment before going to…read morethe nursery. Derek and his staff are super knowledgeable and the property and the climate is perfect for these plants. This would be the perfect place for a team building event for your company! I highly recommend this succulent farm! You must check it out and tell your friends and family!