Mahalo nui loa for my new succulent, Bruno! Thank you for giving your time and expertise in how to…read moretake care of him. Your support, through action, for our community is cherished!

The selection variety of succulents is impressive along with being one of the few succulent growers…read moreon the island. The price for small two inch pot was $3 as of this writing which is cheaper than what you can find in town as they are the growers/caretakers. Lynn (I think that is how you spell her name) is great. She is very customer service oriented and will only sell you the best that she has. You can pre-order how many succulents you want for events and she will set them aside/take care of them for you until the day of your event. She is also very knowledgeable about the plants and in general has a good energy and easy to talk to. The location is behind a gated area, so you need to call the number to get in. She takes cash, credit card (for a fee), and Venmo for payment. Overall, I love that I was able to support this small business and get quality succulents for my events. Mahalo!

Will definitely be back! Thanks Gracie for providing exceptional customer service! Very warm,…read morefriendly, and made us want to continue to look for more plants LOL! Nice to engage with someone passionate about their work and agriculture!

Absolutely the best plant store on island! My husband has landscaped out entire yard with native…read moreplants from Sharon's, aided by the charming, joyful and incredibly knowledgeable Lopaka. The prices are affordable. The selection is vast. And even our kids love to come because Lopaka will drive them around in his golf cart. Da best!!

Very nice local business. Good variety to choose from &…read moredifsizes Love it! Dez was very helpful.

Omg you looking for outdoor plants this is by far the best place to shop on Oahu…read moreThey give you golf carts to drive over acres of plants to shop and pick up exactly what you are looking for

The staff was amazing from the first phone call and explanation of the different types of garden…read morerocks. I am not a professional gardener, so they were so helpful in explaining things I know nothing about and they have a huge selection of different plants and gardening rocks. I'm really grateful I took the drive to this magical place. In fact, I wanna go back and pick up some more. They were also really good at explaining the different types of plants the environments they do best in and it was nice going out there because they have all these other products as well like cool Buddhas I'll definitely be back and good pricing. I'd rather support a local business than the mainland ones.

I am by no means a plant expert but have started the quest to be a plant momma. Checking out…read moreGlenn's flowers and plants was one of the best decisions I made! Their selection was beautiful and healthy, the prices were affordable, and the service was outstanding! We had no idea how to choose a plant and the worker took the time to help us choose the best one for our needs. This local nursery is out of my way since I live in town but it's still going to be my go to spot and will definitely be back to visit them.

It's a beautiful property with amazing views, but I would absolutely not spend time to go out of my…read moreway to visit it. Did not feel welcomed at all over here. I understand some locals might not love tourists, this place certainly gave that vibe, but then maybe just don't be open for them? Found this place online and was in the area, decided to swing by thinking there will be lots of fruits to try. Specifically wanted to try honey cream pineapple. Came here on Saturday around noon and it was dead empty, visitors or owners. As we were slowly rolling in just trying to understand where to park, we got greeted by a man - well, he popped out of nowhere and pointed at the area where we can park. No smile, no hi, no nothing. Okay. We get out of the car, there is some walkable nursery territory where they sell plants and you can overlook the nearby hills, it's pretty. The fruit stand is small. When I asked about whether they had the pineapple I was looking for, just got "no." as a response. I was like okay, no biggie, what would you recommend to try then? The mix plate. It was pretty mush the only thing the guy had in their fridge, a $10 assortment plate. We paid cash, the guy pointed where we could sit, and evaporated. The plate was okay, however I wish there was some sort of indication of which fruit is which; and the guy who met us with such a cold vibe didn't show any desire to spend a second with us to explain anything, I mean he didn't even ask "how are you". I guessed maybe 5 fruits out of 13 that the plate had, the rest were mystery, some I liked and some I didn't. We left with a pretty bad aftertaste from this experience.

The grounds are beautiful!! I was looking for Lilikoi plants and they had a large selection to…read morechoose from!! The young lady that helped me was very nice and knowledgeable!! Would highly recommend you check Frankie's Nursery out!!! Sharon C.

Was searching different colored hibiscus that you CANT find in your local big box stores…read more Ended up with 4 colors I've seen on people's property that I couldn't find elsewhere The wife n I will be back

Loved my visit to The Plant Place a nursery in beautiful Waimanalo. When you get there you notice…read morehow beautiful the Ko'olau's are! A piece of heaven on earth. Huge selection of affordable plants. A well kept and organized nursery. Elizabeth helped me find the plants I needed. Today was my second visit to this nursery and it won't be the last! Really looking forward to my next visit there.

I never went to a plant nursery and this day I went to one, that In a beautiful way, had a secret…read moregarden affect to it... a somewhat gem of sorts. And never ever having been to the other side of the island for really much... I heard about this place from a friend of mines. And he needed to purchase some beautiful greenery for a side wall. AJ Bonner is the owner of Super Value Nurseries. And much of his planets are in the young range. It might be necessary to cultivate into the ground for preparation of needed growth. You won't find many fruit plants or any at all (perhaps that might change) but make sure to ask AJ and he will tell you who might have certain planets at other nurseries in Waimanalo. I was wondering about lemon trees, but he explained he doesn't have any fruit and entailed of nurseries that are nearby Waimanalo and that's helpful. I love this Nursery because while we spoke to AJ he had wildlife that he attracted. The fascination was that there was a Shama bird little purple black sheen with a tan orange belly that fluttered to him cause it knew he would have food. And AJ simply opened a container that was in his pocket and dumped out a few little worm grubs. It was fascinating... And I got to see a Native Bird land near where I was standing... a "Puuwilo" from the Elepio bird family... they would be in an area, an isolated from crowds area. I would make another visit soon not just for AJ's expertises in the plants but at least the fascination of seeing a few birds flutter close by. It's a lovely part of Waimanalo. And visit with AJ to get him to share these fascinations in his awesome plant nursery.

They answer calls and have what I need. Going there tomorrow. Will write more of a review later.read more

Mostly Trees and Palms. Very Little Ornamental Plants. Near the Back of the Valley with a Big Signread more

They have a large selection of trees in various sizes. That includes some not available at other…read moreplaces. I was referred by another Waimanalo nursery. They held our tree for 2 months waiting for the tree service company to get their equipment over to bring our tree to our site. Very helpful and knowledgeable.

Arrived Saturday morning to this very special place and met the owner, Lena. She was so kind,…read moreinformative, and patient. We spent 3 hours there checking out her pets and the selection of plants , and we felt so welcomed. I came for hibiscus, but they were not available last weekend. Instead I checked out fruit trees and took home an ulu tree! I can't wait to be back for more. she offered reasonable and generous prices. It was slouch a fun memorable afternoon! Can't wait to be back when her hibiscus are ready! :)

Wonderful hibiscus and other plants to choose from. Friendly farmer, dog and cat. Great prices, and…read morelots of info on how to care for your plants. I bought a hibiscus that turns from yellow to vermillion and is gigantic. For $15. It's easy to find and had a steady stream of visitors but we were masks even if we were outdoors. There's a book with.pictures of the flowers in bloom to help you choose. I bought one to see if it would survive me, and after the first flower bloomed I had a few leaves yellow and drop but now it has a half dozen buds so waiting eagerly to see them bloom. I kept it in the pot till I decide where it will do best. I would recommend here for buying plants for your own garden.

It can be really tough to find the right florist...someone you truly trust with your wedding's…read morefloral design. I initially chose a different florist, but as the process unfolded, I began to have doubts. I decided to keep looking and ultimately found Plant Hawaii--and I'm so glad I did! Working with Scot and the entire team was an incredible experience from start to finish. They were excellent communicators, truly listened to our vision, and created stunning inspiration boards that perfectly captured our theme. What stood out most was how collaborative and transparent the entire process felt. Their online portal was fantastic. It clearly showed each floral request, counts, inspiration photos, and costs. Their suggestions were beautiful and thoughtful. In addition, they were upfront about pricing every step of the way. These are two very important things to consider when selecting a florist. First, having an online portal made it incredibly easy to make adjustments together and immediately see changes reflected in the proposal. Second, clarity around flowers and pricing felt surprisingly difficult when speaking with other florists. Plant Hawaii stood out because they were so clear, organized, and transparent by comparison. On the wedding day, Scot and his team arrived and immediately jumped into action. As a planner, coordinating vendors can be stressful, but Plant Hawaii needed no direction. They built a breathtaking ceremony arch, placed all aisle and reception florals, handed me the bride's bouquet, and made sure I knew exactly where all the leis were. Everything was seamless and effortless. Florals truly set the tone for a wedding, and Plant Hawaii delivered the most jaw-dropping tropical Hawaiian arrangements. The bride envisioned a sunset palette, and the team quite literally painted a sunset sky with flowers. Their attention to detail, artistry, and love for what they do showed in every single element. Mahalo nui to Scot and the Plant Hawaii team. We are so grateful to have worked together! If you're considering them, don't wait!! They are the best!!!

Q: What do I do on weekends?…read more A: Plant shop, but not at Plant Hawaii. New hours as of last week, Mon-Fri only. Closed on weekends. I've actually been there on the days and hours that they say they are open but they were closed. I pressed the Ring button as instructed, but no response. I got into my car but spied another family coming to the parking lot. I got out of the car and followed them. Somehow they had the magic that I didn't have, and got a lovely young girl to open up the shop. I tagged right along, glad that I didn't drive away when I was going to. The girl was really nice. I've purchased a variety of things from them in the past: lipstick vine, hibiscus and etc. The prices are pretty good; hibiscus on the pricier side but they have the Cajun series that I crave so much. Bummer that they are not open on weekends but I totally get it.