As a gardener, I loved touring this family’s life’s work. I met the owner, who still works the garden at 90 years old, & had a delightful chat about the progression of the garden. It’s mammoth, & beautiful. You could stroll for hours appreciating the different garden rooms that have been created. It’s not perfect, like no garden is, but has diverse plants suited to their micro climate from all over the world. Lots of blooms to appreciate & consider that don’t grow in my Zone 6 northwest USA garden. The drive there is enjoyable, & $10 to help support this garden’s existence is a bargain. Make the trip!

We decided to come here instead of going to the Garden of Eden on the road to Hana. Mainly just to save some time. We enjoyed it. It's small, but well maintained. Our kids were actually disappointed once it was over which was shocking haha. They had fun feeding the fish in the koi pond and walking around the easy paths. I would say it's worth coming here if you're wanting to see this part of the island in upcountry area. Otherwise, you're not really missing too much and it's probably not worth it.

Very nice lady running the office. Kind of expensive. They have a nice koi pond where you can buy fish food for $5. Cute gift shop. The garden paths are kind of confusing. Cooler and not as humid because it higher up.

The privately owned garden was a treat! The views from the garden down the valley and over Kihei made for a nice drive up to the visit as well. I came early and there were few others around and it was nice and cool. The season I went is past its prime for a lot of blooms, but if you love plants don’t skip this visit!! The path meanders around all kinds of nooks and crannies. Not for wheel chairs or those who need a more stable pathway. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit.