
Monday, December 1, 2008
Lyon in Winter

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Ideas for earth-friendly, sustainable gardening in Hawai'i.
“The illustrations by Harinani Orme capture the colors of the rainforest, and the story gently teaches about butterflies and the interplay between endemic species."
West Hawaii Today
“The story and illustrations teach kids about the interrelationships in nature. For adults the book offers information about rare and endangered plants and animals introduced in the story and information on how to grow mamaki.”
Honolulu Star Bulletin
"The tale is followed with scientific and practical information about the Kamehameha Butterfly, the mamaki tree and other indigenous plants and animals. The conservation theme, and message of how society is intertwined, make this a timely book."
Honolulu Advertiser
2 comments:
Great new article in HanaHou!
Thanks for writing it. I would love to see the place someday in person.
Aloha, Royce at Still Life Book
Thanks, Royce! I took some family visiting from the continent there last week and they enjoyed it very much. The Arboretum has reopened its gift shop and was selling books, t-shirts, and their popular homemade jams and jellies made by the volunteers. I couldn't resists picking up some Jaboticaba jelly -- yum!
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