Kainui Tropical Flowers got it's name from these two lines of cousins. Camilo Delmendo known as "Aukai" and Prince David Castro O Ka Hale O Keoua Nui, forming the name Kainui which means the 'Great Sea' 
which they both crossed to experience the mainland. 
The idea of spreading the aloha spirit with tropical flowers from Hawaii throughout
upstate New York was founded while visiting family in Rochester, New York. Now Kainui Tropical Flowers has expanded their shipping services throughout the entire United States.
Kamehameha The Great established the Kingdom of Hawaii in the 1800's.   This statue is one that stood in Statutory Hall at the State Capital in Washington D.C.  Kamehameha's father was Keoua Kalanikupuapaikalaninui, co-ruler of Hawaii with his brother Kalaniopuu.  
David Castro was born and raised in Ewa Beach on the island of Oahu.  He was raised by his grandparents and was trained by his grandfather to learn and help run the family business of airconditioning and refrigeration.  Also working at Waianae, Oahu on one of the largest dairies in Hawaii, which was another family business as well. 

David is a direct descendant of Kamehameha's brother, Prince Kalokuokamaile, a royal line that
King Kamehameha III claimed eligible to the throne by naming Princess Elizabeth Kekaaniau, the great grandaughter of Prince Kalokuokamaile.  Davids grandmother was Princess Virginia Kahelekaapuni, an heir of Princess Elizabeth Kekaaaniau.
AUKAI                      PRINCE DAVID
KING KAMEHAMEHA THE GREAT
Kainui Tropicals Flowers

Phone:
(585) 764-0802

Email:
kainui_tropicals
@yahoo.com
"I believe in the rights of royalty" - Queen Liliuokalani
The Official Site of the Royal Family of Hawaii
Tell a friend about this page