Good place to escape the city. Many of trees we had not seen before. I highly recommend a visit here if you are in Honolulu. There is a small entrance fee but parking is free. You could easily spend ...
Amazing place to have a picnic under the beautiful trees. Beautiful, tranquil place to walk around and sit on the green grass or chairs rest, relax, and take time out from one's day and attain and acq...
Two adults visited here on a Wednesday midday in early February and had a great visit. Spent about two hours total. We used our GoOahu passes to obtain entrance. Lots of plants to see. Mostly oriented...
We went to Fosters Botanical Gardens in Feb and a lot of plants were in "winter/sleep" mode so a lot of them didn't have a lot of think foliage or flowers. This was still a fantastic garden to visit. ...
The Foster Botanical Garden is one of the oldest and most visited of all the Honolulu Botanical Gardens. The caretakers here are dedicated to cultivating tropical plants from all areas of the Pacific. The Foster Botanical Garden also has a large collection of palms and an award winning orchid garden. Several trees are renowned for being perfect examples of the species. Guided tours are offered at 1pm Mon-Sat. Making a reservation is a good idea.
Wonderful place with very interesting trees and other plants.
Beautiful and peaceful! Very much worth $5 admission. There were wonderful explanations of the trees and birds and benches placed strategically.
For a minimal fee ($5 General admission and $3 Hawaii residents) explore a Hawaiian garden with a great variety of trees, flowers, plants and artwork! Remember to take a look at the Gift Shop and check for the Corpse Flower which blooms every 5 to 10 years!
This is a Garden of Eden in Urban Honolulu. See some amazing trees -- Cannon Ball Tree, Sausage Tree, Breadfruit - just a few favorites. And -- there's a nice green space to meditate.
Beautiful botanical gardens that host a summer concert series.