Garden of Eden Arboretum

It is important that throughout our lives, we as
individuals give back to the earth an equal or
greater amount than what we have consumed.

If we all recycle, plant trees, consume wisely
and contribute generously to environmentally
conscience organizations, we are doing our
part in preserving this beautiful world.

~ Alan Bradbury



		Garden of Eden Arboretum & Botanical Garden Maui, Hawaii			When Alan’s not composing and recording music he works on other creative projects such as his popular Hawaii tourist destination, The Garden of Eden Arboretum & Botanical Garden located on the island of Maui. Development of this special project began in 1991 and opened to the public in the fall of 1996.
			In 1995 Alan received recognition from the state of Hawaii for his conservation practices and proper land use and development techniques. His goal with this project has been to help restore natural ecosystems and promote Hawaii's native and indigenous species and other endangered specimens.
					When Alan first began work on The Garden of Eden there were no ocean views. The whole land was over-run with invasive species including inkberry, guava, swamp mahogony, christmas berry, and kosters curse. Almost every plant and tree on the property today has been planted and nurtured by Alan and the park now features many exotic specimens from the South Pacific region and tropical rain forests of the world as well as specimens that are both endemic or native to Hawaii. The park also features the 16 plants introduced by the Polynesians upon their settlement of the islands. Informative labels on these and many other specimens are a prime and popular feature of the Garden. The park also contains an archeological remnant of a Hawaiian Culture work site which is preseved by us for your viewing and photographic opportunity.

	It is important that throughout our lives, we as individuals give back to the earth an equal or greater amount than what we have consumed. If we all recycle, plant trees, consume wisely and contribute generously to environmentally conscience organizations, we are doing our part in preserving this beautiful world. ~ Alan Bradbury
RECYCLE PLANT TREES CONSUME WISELY CONTRIBUTE GENEROUSLY

	The only drive-through botanical park in the the state of Hawaii, the garden also features over 2 miles of walking trails, 1000's of exotic tropical plants, and over 750 botanical labels. It is a photographers paradise offering thousands of photo opportunities and often, as we are told by happy guests, the best photo's from their vacation adventures.
				With a variety of picnic pavillions & rainshelters, ducks and peacocks that you can feed, a solar powered gift shop featuring high quality local craft artists and artisans, handicapped access to picnic pavillions and restroom areas, a tropical bird show, and variety of other delights, the Garden of Eden offers something for the entire family and is a fairy tale land adventure and informative stop along Maui's historic Hana Hawaii. A truly faboulous place to visit during your next trip to Maui. The Garden of Eden is located on Hana Highway between mile marker 10 and 11 past Twin Falls. It is one hour towards Hana past the Kahului airport. Open daily 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission $10 per person.