Seed Availability

Seeds are not available for the Koa. Please visit our seed store to view current selections. Seeds were last available in April 2015.

Description

Large tree to 100-120ft. Koa grows native in mid elevation rain forests.

Hardiness

It can survive cooler temperatures and the occasional frost.

Growing Environment

Does best with lots of rainfall throughout the year.

Propagation

By seeds.

Uses

One of the most beautiful woods in the world, koa wood is expensive and used in furniture and woodworking.

Native Range

Native to the Hawaiian Islands.

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