I went to this nursery for the first time the other day and it was a great experience. I live in…read moreKihei and it is hard to find Native Hawaiian plants on Maui (I know, weird right?) I know there is another Native Hawaiian Nursery upcountry but I figured that Haiku is at a lower elevation and that the plants would fair better when I transplant them in Kihei. The nursery had all the plants I was looking for and the service was great. One of the employees approached me as a got out of the car and showed me where to find the plants I was looking for. They had Ko'oloa 'ula, ma'iapilo, ma'o, and nanu which were the plants I was looking for. The ma'iapilo was a very small plant, but the guy explained that it was a little difficult to grow in Haiku and that it should fair better in Kihei. The experience was an overall good one but it would be nice if they had a website with the plants they sell.

This nursery is a hidden gem in Haiku. It's actually part of a 3-way plant nursery group in the…read moresame area, with these guys focusing on fruit trees and food plants. They have a vast array of trees and plants in different sized pots. If you know what you want they'll help you find it. If you want to learn about what else there is, you can learn a lot from the people who help to grow all these beautiful plants. I had no idea there are so many kinds of tropical fruit trees that do well in Hawaii. We came home with some new trees/bushes that will provide us with berries throughout the year. We also got a good sized ulu, a breadfruit tree. We're looking forward to enjoying the fruits soon! The hours are limited so be sure to know before you go. Prepare to be overwhelmed with all the options. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Pay with cash for a better deal.

Maui is blessed to have this amazing nursery resource. Jayanti and team have a beautiful and…read morebountiful primarily tree nursery that is focused on food production. They have well over 100 varieties and species available as well as resources for training on grafting, air layering and other techniques to make you a better farmer.

I was part of a group tour where we learned about the nursery and their mission to propagate native…read moreplants for resale. We walked through a good part of the grounds while viewing many different plants such as trees, shrubs, ferns, grasses, taro and more. There's a lot to know, but basically these native plants are resilient and often drought tolerant and important to consider for landscaping. I have a whole new appreciation for these humble plants and will try to incorporate more on my property. We were able to pool our resources and put together an order, so I bought a couple of Ma'o which is Hawaiian cotton. I look forward to learning more.

It's been a few weeks since I was there but what better time to write a review than when you are…read morestuck at home looking at the very plants you bought there. When we went to the nursery we tried calling a few times but no one picked up. We still went because it said it was open. When you drive in there is an area with blue rock that you can park and you'll see other cars. We were helped by a very nice and knowledgeable young man. Any question I had he was able to answer and all the plants I wanted they had. There is a large variety to pick from and they are reasonably priced. I picked up a whole bunch for my friends house in Maui and my home in oahu. I got a maile several Ohai, akia, pohinahina, aalii, and alahee. All the plants are still alive and doing good. I had never had luck with the maile that i got on oahu but this baby was nice and healthy when i got it so it just got stronger when I brought it home. Every plant I transplanted from the pot also took very well to the soil. Over all they were super friendly and they were willing to share their knowledge and make excellent recommendations. Next time I'm there I plan to go get more plants to fill what remaining space I have left. I really loved going there.

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!

Not what we expected when we read "gardens". It is more like an event space with lots of food…read moretrucks amongst the trees. Not like a garden you walk through with different plants and flowers. They have lots of things, though. There was a yoga session happening in the middle lawn area. They have a butterfly area, even though the butterflies were somewhere else. There is an aging tortoise, I forget his name. There are also different businesses in the buildings, like a spa and a salon. There are different small vendors with their booths and several food trucks; although, some were not open in the morning and the Thai food truck had all their items sold out on their menu already. The prices were even more pricier than the food trucks at Maui Food Trucks. One vendor had hand crafted desserts for $20/piece! I admired from afar, haha. Everything is advertised as "farm to table" maybe justifying their prices. We shared an acai bowl and it was mid. The the peanut butter was just scraped on the side of the bowl. Our typical acai bowls at least put the peanut/almond butter in the middle like any other topping so you can get an even bite with everything. But the dallop of peanut butter just on the side, it was like we ordered peanut butter on the side of our acai bowl. It was weird. I bet it's more alive at night with more food trucks open and live music. We came and saw and didn't come back. I can see how it can be great for families with toddlers running around, giving them a safe space to burn their energy. Until then, this probably won't be the top of our list.

South Maui Gardens is a nice place to stop to look at some trinkets and pick up some food from one…read moreof the many food trucks. The area is lush with lots of plants and there a many vendors along the path where you can pick up a souvenir or gift to take home with you. The trucks offer a lot of different dishes to experience, my favorite being the one that sold Hawaiian plates, e.g. Kalua Pork and mac. It's a great place to stop by, relax and chill after a hard day of adventures. Surrounding parking is easy and plentiful. The area to the back of the lots has lots of parking space.

FINALLY a local horticulture shop that is well-stocked with quality products and EXCELLENT customer…read moreservice! After driving to our two big corporate box store nurseries, unable to procure a pretty common product, or any kind of customer service regarding availability, ordering, or the like, I felt pretty disillusioned, and more than frustrated. Pulling out my trusty Yelp app, I was able to locate Ohana Greenhouse and Garden Supply within several miles of my then-current location. Tucked into a long strip of warehouse's in Kahului's industrial area, behind a local fish market, I found a helpful worker who immediately offered me the assistance I was looking for and that is severely lacking elsewhere. Not only did they have the product I was looking for, but a quick look revealed a very nice assortment of amendments, potting supplies, and other items for the back yard horticulturist. I almost don't want to give away this secret reveal and keep it to myself, but they definitely deserve a shout out and two big (green) thumbs up!

Everything you need to get going my brothers and sisters. These gentlemen are helpful, courteous,…read moreand da kine. See what I mean! www.ohanagreenhouse.com

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.

It's magical here! They have it all, incredible selection. Rose is a fantastic guide. Highly…read morerecommend.

Best nursery for succulents! I live up country and the plants at the nursery are grown in the same…read moremicroclimate as my home, so have only had complete success with the plants I've bought. The woman helping me (Ashley) is so knowledgeable and friendly- she made finding just the right plants for my garden an easy/enjoyable experience!!!

Intersting place to stop. It is free to get in. There is a porta-potty. Limited parking. They…read morehave native plants that you can buy if you live on the island. There's fish tanks to see, a Grey African parrot that can talk to you and a sweet kitty that lives on the grounds (loves to be cuddled). There are some walking paths and 2 labyrinths to walk (not mazes). It's asked that you speak quietly when here because people will come to meditate. Chairs throughout the grounds to sit and relx. Very focused on meditation and Buddah and "energy". It was fun to see the different plants and hear the water features bubbling.

The prettiest bouquets you can ever see on the island are here and you can buy them and the most…read morebeautiful plants in things for the gardener here you won't be disappointed. I highly recommend this place. It's so beautiful. Please stop in. Everybody is so sweet and gracious.