Botanical Gardens

Botanical Gardens in Hawaii

Oahu

• Lyon Arboretum 193 acre includes the largest collection of palms in any botanical garden [1]
• Wahiawa Botanical Garden - 27 acres(run by City and County of Honolulu) [2]
• Urban Garden Center - 30 acre demonstration garden of edible, useful and beautiful plants [3]
• Foster Botanical Garden 13.5 acres founded in 1853 (run by City and County of Honolulu) [4]
• Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden 400 acre park with plants from around the world (run by City and County of Honolulu) [5]
• Koko Crater Botanical Garden 200 acres with emphasis on xeriscape gardening (run by City and County of Honolulu) [6]
• Liliuokalani Botanical Garden 7.5 acres(run by City and County of Honolulu) [7]
• Waimea Valley
  • Waimea Valley [8]
  • Waimea Arboretum and Botanical Garden - 150 acres [9]
• Byodo-in Temple [10]
• The Contemporary Museum (now part of Honolulu Academy of Arts) 3 1/2 acre gardens [11]
• Courtyard Garden of Kahului Public Library - 20 endemic and indigenous plants, can only be viewed from inside the Library [12]
• Halawa Xeriscape Gardens - demonstration xeriscape gardens for residential settings [13]
• Mala Laau: A Garden of Hawaiian Healing Plants - 10 plants used in traditional Hawaiian healing, can only be viewed from inside the library [14]
• University of Hawaii Manoa Campus - [15]
  • Interactive Map with Plant locations [16]
• Dole Plantation Gardens - many plants and the world's largest maze [17]
• Kapiolani Community College Cactus Garden - a beautiful cactus garden on the KCC campus [18]
• Leeward Community College Native Hawaiian Botanical Collection
• Mānoa Heritage Center estate garden focusing on native Hawaiian plants [19]
• Friendship Garden - 10 acre [20]
• Queen Kapiolani Hibiscus and Rose Garden at Kapiolani Park - Rose Garden, on the corner of Paki Street and Monsarrat Avenue

Hawaii

• Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden 2,000 species in a natural setting [21]
• National Tropical Botanical Garden [22]
  • Awini Preserve -- not open to public
  • Ka‘upulehu Preserve -- not open to public
• World Botanical Gardens and Waterfalls [23]
• Amy B. H. Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden - 12 acre focusing on Native Hawaiian cultural traditions of land use and plants, run by Bishop Museum [24]
• Hi’iaka’s Healing Herb Garden [25]
• Hilo Tropical Gardens - a Hostel with large garden [26]
• University of HawaiÊ»i at Hilo Botanical Gardens (on UH Hilo Campus) [27]
• Sadie Seymour Botanical Gardens - a terraced garden, with each level presenting plants from different parts of the world that commonly grow in the Hawaiian Islands [28]
• Pua Mau Place - in additions to other plants, features a hibiscus maze" with over 200 different varieties of hibiscus [29]
• Olu Pua Botanical Gardens in Kalaheo (closed to public) 12-acre estate and gardens reflect plantation era [30]
• Nani Mau Gardens - 20 acres of tropical flowers and trees, waterfalls, orchids, anthuriums and native Hawaiian plants [31]
• Senator Fong's Plantation and Gardens - 725 acre garden created by Senator Fong [32]

Kauai

• National Tropical Botanical Garden [33]
  • Allerton Garden (Lāwa`i Kai) 100 acre garden was background for Jurassic Park [34]
  • McBryde Garden [35]
  • Limahuli Garden and Preserve [36]
• Na ‘A-ina Kai Botanical Gardens [37]
• Moir Gardens (Also known as Pau a Lake Garden) - Restaurant with gardens featuring a large collection aloe plants and other tropical plants [38]

Maui

• National Tropical Botanical Garden [39]
  • Kahanu Garden 220 acres, large collection of breadfruit cultivars [40]
• Kula Botanical Garden - 5 acres, 1,700 varieties of plants [41]
• Enchanting Floral Gardens (upcountry Kula) 8 acres, 1500 species [42]
• Tropical Gardens of Maui is a 4-acre botanical garden and export plant nursery located in Iao Valley on the Island of Maui. [43]
• Maui Nui Botanical Gardens 7 acres focused on native Hawaiian and Polynesian introduced plants [44]
• Ke'anae Arboretum [45]
• Kaia Ranch Tropical Botanical Gardens - 27 acre garden and bed and breakfast [46]
• Kepaniwai Cultural Park - reconstructed ethnic houses and gardens [47]
• Maui County Research: University of Hawaii College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources is home to All America Rose Selections accredited rose garden.
• Maui Tropical Plantation 60 acre working plantation with a 40 minute tram tour [48]
• Wailea Point Seawalk: Between the Kea Lani and the Four Seasons Hotels, Wailea, Maui, HI. - 1/2 mile walk showcases 73 species of Hawaiian plants
• Spirit of Aloha Oceanfront Botanical Gardens [49]