They are open tonight for music and food. Benoit Jazz was…read morejust fantastic!!! They're here on Wednesdays. It's a real happening!

I really wanted to like this place more and we even made a drive out of it. I can see how it can be…read morereally nice (per IG) but I think we went at a bad time b/c it was pretty dead, lots of trucks were closed w/signs they'd be back in the evening so we were very limited in our food options. We went about 4ish but seems they're opened till much later and that's when it gets lively. It's a nice place to walk around though, but it's not very ADA friendly as there's lots of gravel and rocks so something to keep in mind. There's limited parking in the front but also a large parking lot in the back. Restrooms were clean.

We were looking to purchase a lemon tree for our yard. My husband stopped at Puna Nursery and they…read morewere kind enough to send us to Hawaiian Gardens. Puna doesn't sell Lemon trees. We were so delighted to drive into this absolutely beautiful nursery. Their trees and plants were healthy and beautiful. They have an incredible selection. Their staff person showed us their variety of lemon trees and advised us on the choices. Beauty, healthy, selection and incredible service, it doesn't get any better than Hawaiian Gardens Nursery.

I tell you something. I was driving to pick my mother in law at the airport…read more My wife said lets get her some lei. Of course I agreed and in the same time this farm just show up in our horizont. We stopped to buy lei and vent to airport. Lei was amaising, big, well made and we payed HALF what we usually pay on the airport. So if you need to pick up someone, please save money and stop at this place. I love it so much.

Recently a friend who I have known for 53 years, all the way back to Lahaina, lost her home to the…read morefire. Just about everything she owned in this life was wiped out...gone forever. She was able to relocate to Wailuku and live with a relative, and then into her own home. In addition to this, it was soon discovered that her niece had a rare form of cancer, and soon after passed away. I am on Oahu and was able to call Maui Green Gardens and was able to speak with the owner, Quirino Hipoloti. Over the phone I ordered a Puakenikeni tree from his nursery to commemorate my friends niece and he hand delivered it to her doorstep. I thank Mr Hipoloti for all his kindness, and all done over the phone with the aloha spirit.

10/3. Called first, got an answering machine. No callback. Drove to location. Car in carport. Gate…read moreclosed. Definitely NOT recommended.

Great selection and staff full of Aloha. Mahalo nui for…read morehaving such a great business on the neighborhood.

Looking for ideas and information as I knew I couldn't take any of their amazing flora back to…read moreCalifornia. The gentleman greeting us fully answered my questions about pollenating papayas. I dare to grow them in my Nor Cal greenhouse with mango, mangosteen, and sapote. For a joyful, colorful short walk, this is a great choice on the Hilo side. I wish they had a selection of seeds. I was not looking at prices, but quality was top notch.

This place is so sweet. We come here to get flowers. They're fresh and perfect for the home…read more It's tropical. So it's beautiful. Kind service. The value of the flowers are just right. Not too expensive. We'll be back to get more flowers when in need.

This beautiful and tranquil spot has been on my list to visit for years and we finally made it…read more What an amazing experience we had walking both labyrinth and perusing the aisles of plants. I loved the spots for sitting and reading/playing games/contemplating. What a treasure. And it's free to enter!

"Yo, dude. Wanna buy some plants, brah?!" Now, picture in your mind the type of person you'd…read moreimagine saying this very phrase, and you pretty much have the guy who works here. One of the many interesting stops along the Road to Hana, Nahiku Tropicals is a rather non-descript flower shop/nursery that might not attract the attention of many passersby (if you see the smoothie shack, you've gone too far!), but is certainly worth a stop if you are not in a hurry. I learned about it through the highly recommended "Road to Hana" app (http://is.gd/2AeP0), and can safely say that I likely would not have dropped by had it not been mentioned as part of the audio tour. Since I was a bit short on souvenirs on my last day in Maui, I figured a quick pitstop would be in order. Once you see the tiny sign for Nahiku Tropicals, there is a very long and narrow dirt driveway that you must traverse before ultimately reaching what appears to be more of a slightly run down Hawaiian style cabin than an actual nursery. The initial ascent is a bit harrowing, as you have no idea how long the path is, or where it even leads for that matter. Once you reach the house, complete with a garage full of rusted old tools, it doesn't necessarily ease your mind. The fact that there were no customers on the day of our visit didn't help matters, but we decided to mosey on in anyhow. The arrows tell you to pass through the old garage into the back area, where all the plants supposedly are. The favorite Yelper was a bit unsure, but heck, since we were already there, there was no turning back! Once inside, you will find a "scenic path" that is little more than what you'd see in some peoples' backyards, along with a somewhat ramshackle greenhouse that is perhaps 1/3 full at most. If you are expecting to find something cool and exotic, you may be disappointed. Most of the items in the small collection can easily be purchased at any random shop on the Mainland. If you are more interested in finding something kitschy with a bit of a backstory to bring back home, this might be your ticket. Also, they do ship to the Mainland US for free, since it might be difficult to pass through customs. After a few minutes of perusing, the aforementioned employee finally made an appearance, and despite his expected loopiness, was actually a really cool dude. I ended up just getting a simple $5 air plant in a conch shell that I could have easily found back in the Bay, but I suppose the "Hawaii" sticker is what made it all worthwhile. The entire time, I couldn't help but think. Of course, I'm not trying to imply anything here, but one must wonder what they are REALLY growing back there. They surely aren't making much of a profit peddling this piddly amount of simple plants! Hmm... In closing, don't visit Nahiku Tropicals to necessarily find cool and exotic flowers, but do check it out as one of the interesting, kitschy spots along the Road to Hana.

Loved this place! A hidden gem…read more Beautiful flowers and scenery. Very friendly people. Offered me bananas ripening on the vine and a self-guided tour of the wandering paths throughout the property. Seemed like more of a ...?commune? ...maybe than a plant shop, but so what! So cool! Did not buy any plants or even see any plants to buy, but loved wandering their magical garden. Left with more questions than answers. A truly unique experience. *Please see Eric W's review as it goes into great detail of almost my exact experience.

I recently ordered this stunning arrangement for only 115, this included shipping! So the price is…read morefantastic and the flowers are amazing. This will be my go to shop from now on.

Stunning! We visited this shop on the Road to Hana on our honeymoon and decided to treat ourselves…read moreto a bouquet on our anniversary years later. It brought back such wonderful memories of Maui. Two day shipping and arrived in perfect condition. I ordered the vase as well and got everything, including shipping for $80. I'll order again and again. Fantastic!

Beautiful succulent nursery tucked away in Kula. Google maps isn't updated yet so here are the…read morecorrect directions as they just moved recently: - turn onto Haleakala Highway - left at Omaopio Rd. (where the Waipuna Chapel is on the corner) - left at Lower Kula Rd (it is a T end so you can only turn left or right) - left at 1st paved culdesac (new gray concrete road with no street sign). - drive all the way down and on the left side, down an unpaved path, is 3rd Day Nursery. There is a tree and a built up kerb for you to drive onto the property. - park at the top on the grass (do not park in culdesac) - say hello to the 2 boxer dogs who will give you a friendly welcome Derek and his staff are full of info, his plants are cheaper than the big box stores and nurseries, you can buy pre arranged pots for a gift, bulk buy for your garden, even join in a class to make an arrangement which is soooo much fun. During a class you get to walk around the nursery with snips and choose your own cuttings to arrange, even more fun if you bring your own dish/driftwood/container/pot ;) If you are in Kula you have to stop by and say Hi to Derek and his dogs. You are in for a treat!

Best place to find succulents and other plants! Make sure you make an appointment before going to…read morethe nursery. Derek and his staff are super knowledgeable and the property and the climate is perfect for these plants. This would be the perfect place for a team building event for your company! I highly recommend this succulent farm! You must check it out and tell your friends and family!