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Places to See Native Plants
Overview
The following places propagate native Hawaiian plants from seeds and cuttings. Their purpose is to protect and preserve these native plants and they can provide valuable information and referral to other sources. Please contact them before going to view the sites. For a list of Hawaiian Native Plants, view the University of Hawaii Botany Department.
The following places propagate native Hawaiian plants from seeds and cuttings. Their purpose is to protect and preserve these native plants and they can provide valuable information and referral to other sources. Please contact them before going to view the sites. For a list of Hawaiian Native Plants, view the University of Hawaii Botany Department.
|
Name |
Address |
Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Hoolawa Farms | PO Box 731 Haiku, HI 96708 |
(808) 575-5099 |
| The Hawaiian Collection | 1127 Manu St. Kula, HI 96790 |
(808) 878-1701 |
| Kula Botanical Gardens | RR 4, Box 228 Kula, HI 96790 |
(808) 878-1715 |
| Maui Nui Botanical Gardens | 150 Kanaloa Ave. Across from stadium former Maui Zoo & Botanical Gardens |
(808) 249-2798 |
| Kula Forest Reserve | Access road at the end of Waipouli Rd. | (808) 984-8100 |
| Wailea Point | Private condominium residence 4000 Wailea Alanui Public access points at Four Seasons Resort or Polo Beach |
(808) 875-9557 |
| Kahanu Gardens | National Tropical Botanical Garden Alau Place, Hana 96713 |
(808) 248-8912 |
| Kahului Library Courtyard | 20 School St. Kahului, HI |
(808) 873-3097 |