Friends of Lili'uokalani Gardens

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Member, North American Japanese Garden Association; assists Hawai'i County Dept. Parks & Recreation

Dedicated to fostering (improving and maintaining) a 24-acre cultural landscape, which celebrated the centennial of construction (1917 & 1918) and centennial of opening to the public (1919). Volunteer activities and festive events are planned throughout the year to celebrate Lili`uokalani, the Queen and her Legacy, and honor the traditions of the Hilo community.

10/28/2026

Peak color at Portland Japanese Garden

10/25/2026

Thank you Rotary Clubs and UH-Hilo students: more than 70 people removed 905 gallons of invasive seaw**d and muck from Waihonu AND recovered 7.5 tons of loose stones.

10/25/2026

What happens in other gardens, London UK edition:

10/24/2026

Progress on repairs to the stairs leading to the old pebble wash pathway by some very old azalea bushes

10/23/2026

Busy morning: a convoy of pickup trucks and a platoon of w**d whackers! Thank you County of Hawaii Department of Parks & Recreation.

10/23/2026

Annual trimming of the short ironwood tree in the center of the garden — getting ready for Solar Christmas lights in December.

10/21/2026

October 21, 2026 — stunning seasonal bloom by the tea house

10/21/2026

What happens in other gardens, Fort Worth Texas edition:

10/19/2026

What happens in other gardens: tea ceremony with Monty Don

10/19/2026

A great opportunity for an American gardener:

Applications are open for the Chanticleer USA Christopher Lloyd Scholarship at Great Dixter—a unique opportunity for an American gardener to spend a year immersed in the art and practice of ornamental gardening.

The scholar spends 11 months living and working at Great Dixter in East Sussex, England, followed by a month at Chanticleer in Pennsylvania. Along the way, they’ll develop practical skills, deepen their understanding of garden design and horticulture, and learn from two gardens known for their distinctive, imaginative approach to planting.

Know a gardener ready for this opportunity? Share this with them!

📅 Applications due November 1.

Learn more and apply here: https://buff.ly/VXd45KZ

Address

49 Banyan Drive P. O. Box 5147
Hilo, HI
96720

Telephone

(808) 895-8130

Website

http://www.us-japanesegardens.com/, http://www.liliuokalanigardens.org/

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