Paradise Roots Hawaii

Paradise Roots Hawaii is a family-owned tropical farm located on Hawaiʻi Island that is converting a red-cinder lava lot into a layered food forest. The farm grows fruit such as bananas, pineapple, guava, papaya, citrus, avocado, soursop, and dragon fruit, alongside roots and botanicals including Okinawan sweet potato, taro, ginger, turmeric, māmaki, basil, rosemary, aloe, and lemongrass. It also produces Hawaiian coffee and māmaki tea, with plans to offer seasonal fruit, fresh herb bundles, nursery starts, farm gift boxes, and merchandise through a future market.

The farm is still being established, and crop updates and harvest notices are shared as development continues. The goal is simple: healthy soil, resilient production and honest food grown close to home. The fenced farm is expanding month by month around a compact 600-square-foot home footprint across approximately 12,000 square feet of agricultural land.

Fresh produce and live plants are available through confirmed Hawaiʻi Island pickup when listed. The private pickup location and time window are provided with the accepted order. Paradise Roots is a private working farm and residence with no unannounced visits or walk-in sales.

Each product page identifies its selling unit, and produce may be priced per pound, per piece, per bundle or per package. At in-person markets, produce sold by weight is weighed at checkout and charged at the posted per-pound price. Online listings state the order format, such as a fixed-weight pack, estimated-weight item or payment-at-pickup reservation.

The stock status on each product page reflects what can be ordered. Seasonal products may remain visible between harvests for reference, but an item marked out of stock cannot be purchased. Availability follows the farm—not a fixed warehouse catalog.

Perishable products are generally final sale once accepted at pickup. Please inspect them promptly and contact us the same day as pickup if an item is missing, incorrect, spoiled, or materially below the quality described. Depending on the situation and available harvest, we may offer a replacement, store credit, partial refund, or full refund for the affected item.

Live plants, keiki, starts, and cuttings should be inspected at pickup. Report a wrong variety, undisclosed material damage, or a clearly unhealthy plant the same day. Because plant health changes with transport, watering, weather, planting, and customer care, they cannot guarantee survival after acceptance or refund ordinary transplant shock, care errors, pest exposure after pickup, or weather damage.

Unopened, unused, nonperishable goods may be requested for return within 14 days of pickup, unless the listing marks the item final sale. Food and botanical products cannot be returned after opening. Items must be in original condition and packaging.

Cancellation requests received before harvesting, packing, preparation, or fulfillment begins will generally be approved. Cancellation is not guaranteed after a perishable order has been harvested or prepared. If weather, crop condition, or inventory prevents fulfillment, they will offer an approved substitution or cancel the affected item and refund any captured payment.

The farm includes multiple banana varieties, pineapple and white pineapple, guavas, avocado, papaya, dragon fruit, citrus, soursop, Surinam cherry, mulberry, coffee, māmaki, lemongrass, basil, rosemary, Okinawan sweet potato, taro, ginger, turmeric and other tropical plants. They also offer small-batch pantry goods and tea when batches become available.

The listing identifies the expected mix and explains the substitution policy for seasonal fruit boxes. Customers are advised to use the order notes to identify allergies or items they cannot accept, and the farm will confirm whether the request can be honored.

The farm uses 'organic' only where a specific ingredient or finished product is properly supported. An ingredient certification does not mean the entire farm or finished product is USDA certified organic. They do not make a blanket organic claim.

The Trustburn rating is 4.2 out of 5 from 5 reviews. The farm is dedicated to cultivating tropical fruits, herbs, and agricultural products while sharing the beauty and abundance of Hawaiʻi with the world.

The farm is located in Puna on Hawaiʻi Island. The north star is to grow useful crops, care for the land, and build a resilient local farm one season at a time.

The official website of Paradise Roots Hawaii is paradiserootshawaii.com.