Best Hummingbird Gardens in Kauaʻi County, Hawaii

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    Gardens in Kauaʻi County

    View Limahuli Garden and Preserve in Hanalei, HawaiiHummingbirds at Limahuli Garden and Preserve in Hanalei, Hawaii
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    Limahuli Garden and Preserve

    Hanalei

    Located in the most biodiverse corner of Kauaʻi's north shore, Limahuli Garden and Preserve is one of five gardens of the National Tropical Botanical Garden. It encompasses a 1,000-acre valley preserve with a 17-acre cultivated garden showcasing approximately 120 native and endemic Hawaiian plant species, many on the verge of extinction. The garden features ancient terraced loʻi (taro fields) carbon-dated to approximately 1,000 years old, organized into micro-gardens covering canoe plants and critically endangered endemic natives including the ʻālula and the kokiʻo keʻokeʻo white hibiscus.

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