FLASHTOWN
FlashTown fruit and Fruity Puppy cream, meeting people on Hawaiʻi Island
Fruity Puppy started because fruit and plants at FlashTown demanded attention. The cream is its own brand — but the ingredients still grow on this off-grid farm in Mountain View, just downhill from Kīlauea. Market days are how that story leaves the property without turning FlashTown into a walk-in store.
Lilikoʻi, papaya, mint, hibiscus, aloe — the same loop as the Farm and Ponds pages. Roof water, ponds, trees, then jars.
We show up at Big Island farmers markets when we can. The list changes with harvest, weather, vog, and life with twenty-five cats and five dogs. We are not publishing a fixed weekly schedule here — it would go stale and lie to you.
Want to know where Fruity Puppy or FlashTown fruit will be next? Reach out through fruitypuppy.com or the usual Fruity Puppy channels and ask. We’ll tell you what’s real that week.
Meeting us at a market is not the same as visiting FlashTown. The sanctuary stays private — Airbnb and Hipcamp are deactivated; animal-safe visits and landscape tours are by request only. Markets are the public hello.
Ask via fruitypuppy.com or Fruity Puppy social — market booths move. Online shop links live on the Fruity Puppy site.
Not one we list here. Harvest and life on the farm decide. Reach out for the current answer.
Markets are public; the sanctuary is private. Tours by request only — write first.
