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Over 1500 varieties of Protea. |
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| Enchanting Floral Gardens of Kula |
(808) 878-2531 |
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8 Acres on the slopes of Haleakala, Featuring over 1,000 species of
tropical plants and fragrant flowers from around the world. Have a memorable wedding,
garden party or picnic in one of our romantic gazebos. self guided tour $4.00 Children
$2.50
Hwy 37 in Kula (across from the 10 mile marker). |
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| Helani Gardens |
1-800-385-5241 |
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One mile west of Hana. This wonderful lush and exotic 60 acres is the
lifetime work of Howard Cooper. With Tropical flowers, stands of trees and winding Jeep
Trails! Open daily 10:00 to 4:00.
P.O. Box 571 Hana |
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This is a little known spot near Hana. A branch of the National
Tropical Botanical Garden. This area offers self guided tours through the
grounds, with stands of breadfruit trees, coconut palms, pandanus or 'Hala' groves. (the
dried leaves are woven into hats, purses, mats, rugs, etc. called Lauhala), as well as
many other tropical plants from much of the world. This is also the site of Hawaii's
largest and best preserved heiau the Piilanai Heiau. See also, 'Things to see,' - 'Historical,' for more information.
Turn left off the Hana Hwy. onto Ulaino Rd. just past mile marker 31 follow approx. 1½
miles, the gate is on the right. Call for hours.The
National Tropical Botanical Garden is a nonprofit corporation, funded by donations. Its
primary mission is the conservation of endangered tropical plants. Conservation, research
and education programs are carried out at NTBG's five gardens and three preserves, and in
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Always open and there is no charge. A great rest stop on the road to
Hana, with paths leading through well marked and labeled native and introduced exotic
plants; Heliconia Ginger and large bamboo stands. The Polynesian section features Hawaiian
food plants, "canoe plants," Those plants most important to the Voyaging
Hawaiians in their new home. Very educational.
Approx. 15 miles west of Hana, Watch for signs and parking. |
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| Kula Botanical Gardens |
(808) 878-1715 |
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Five acres, with a variety of plants and trees and the now rare Koa tree,
once used in the traditional making of Hawaiian canoes. Admission is $4.00, Children
$1.00. Open daily 9:00 - 4:00
377 Kekaulike Ave. Upper Kula Rd. |
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| Maui Zoological and Botanical Gardens |
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The animal display area is closed, however the Playground and Gardens are
open to the public, Free. This is a beautiful spot for a picnic.
Kahului |
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In the Lush Iao valley is this interesting garden. The formal gardens
represent the style of garden as well the flowers and plants from many nations. Used
frequently for wedding ceremonies.
Rt. 32, Leading into Iao Valley |
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| Sunrise Protea Farm |
(808) 876-0200 |
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Located in Kula, there is no no charge looking at the flowers, this is a
small but interesting area, located right next to their flower stand, easy access. Picnic
tables.
416 A Haleakala Crater Rd. |
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4 acre botanical garden. Certified orchids, exotic plant
export nursery. Wedding locations with a Victorian Gazebo.
200 Iao Valley Road, Wailuku |
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