Kadomatsu: A New Year’s Tradition on Kaua‘i
Kadomatsu arrangements are traditionally placed outside the entrance of the home, to welcome in good fortune for the new year.
Tag: Hawaii
Quan Yin, The Goddess of Compassion and “The Great Stone Buddha”
Learn about our top picks for native, edible and herbal water plants in Hawaii and their fascinating uses!
Bringing Light to the Garden: Stone Lanterns at Garden Ponds
Learn about our top picks for native, edible and herbal water plants in Hawaii and their fascinating uses!
Native, Edible and Herbal Water Plants in Hawaii
Learn about our top picks for native, edible and herbal water plants in Hawaii and their fascinating uses!
Longwood Students Visit Garden Ponds
Longwood Hoticulture Students Visit Kauai A group of budding horticulturalists from Longwood Botanical Gardens in Pennsylvania recently spent an enriching morning at Garden […]
Lotus Photo Contest
Lotus Photo Contest Due to the wild success of our last photo contest, Garden Ponds is bringing it back again this year […]
Ceramic Pots Aplenty
Ceramic pots are a blank canvas With a ceramic pot you can create an enchanting aquatic ecosystem, a home for your favorite […]
The Healing Waters
We made it through the holiday season. Now is a good time to slow down, take a deep breath and allow your […]
Welcoming in a New Year with Kadomatsu
What is Kadomatsu? Kadomatsu is a traditional Japanese decoration made from three different length pieces of bamboo and sprigs of pine tied […]
