Tower Garden Installation (Oahu)

Recently purchased a Tower Garden and it's still sitting in the box?

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 Don't have a Tower Garden? (Click here to order and I'll send you a special discount off installation!)

What You Get:

✅ Full Tower Garden Setup
I’ll handle every detail of installation — from assembly to power setup — so your vertical garden is ready to grow on Day One.

✅ Pre-Seeded Seedlings
No waiting weeks for seeds to germinate. As soon as your tower is complete, it will be ready to go with healthy, thriving seedlings from the Hawai'i Tower Farms nursery. 

✅ Nutrients & Natural Amendments
In addition to the nutrients that are provided, I provide additional amendments to give your plants everything they need to thrive.

✅ pH Testing & Balancing
Water chemistry matters. I’ll test and balance your system to the ideal pH range for nutrient absorption and long-term plant health.

🌱 No Green Thumb Needed – I set it all up so your only job is to enjoy the harvest
 🍅 Faster Results – Start harvesting sooner with our head-start seedlings
 🌞 Space-Saving & Efficient – Perfect for patios, lanais, or sunny corners
 🧘🏾‍♀️ Peace of Mind – Know that your food is clean, local, and grown by you

This offer is not affiliated with the Tower Garden Company.

Land Acknowledgement

As a farmer living and working in Kailua, I humbly acknowledge that I reside on the unceded ancestral lands of the Kanaka Maoli—the Native Hawaiian people. These lands were never relinquished and remain deeply rooted in Indigenous knowledge, stewardship, and sovereignty. I recognize the enduring relationship that Kanaka Maoli have with this ʻāina (land), which has nourished generations past and continues to sustain the spirit and resilience of the Hawaiian people today.

I come to this land as a settler—originally from Brooklyn, New York, with ancestral roots in New Jersey, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and Nigeria. I carry with me the stories and strength of my ancestors, shaped by histories of displacement, survival, and connection to land.

In acknowledging this place, I commit to honoring the cultural traditions, values, and struggles of the Kanaka Maoli. I strive to farm with respect for this ʻāina and in alignment with the principles of aloha ʻāina—love for the land—and to support the movement for the restoration of Hawaiian self-determination and food sovereignty.

This acknowledgement is not a substitute for action. It is a reminder to listen deeply, learn continuously, and be accountable to the people and place that have welcomed me.