Enjoy A Sea Of Yellow Flowers When The Golden Trumpets Bloom In Hawaii
The yellow flower tree in Hawaii is the prettiest reminder we have of spring coming to our beloved state. With a climate unlike the rest of the United States, we would argue that the Hawaiian Islands are home to the most breathtaking tropical flora imaginable. And while you will find stunning botanical gardens across the Aloha State that are always worthy of a visit, there is one bloom in particular that transforms our island home into an epic paradise to be enjoyed from, well, nearly everywhere you go — whether you’re hanging out at home looking through a window or battling traffic on the H1 freeway. Let’s take a look at the loveliest wildflowers in Hawaii.
A yellow flower tree in Hawaii is the prettiest sign of spring in our lovely state. Discover more about the interesting plants on the U.S. Forest Service website. So, tell us, are there golden trumpet trees planted in your neighborhood? If so, share some of the details in the comments below.
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Wildflowers In Hawaii
What are some of the best wildflower trails in Hawaii?
- Mānoa Falls Trail (Oahu): This moderately challenging 1.7-mile out-and-back trail near Honolulu is a short hike to the base of Manoa Falls. Some of the picturesque sights in this Hawaiian tropical rainforest include lovely wildflowers in season and movie scene locations from Jurassic Park and LOST. Parking is available at the trailhead near downtown Honolulu.
- Koai’a Tree Sanctuary Loop (Waimea): Another moderate hike is this 0.7-mile loop trail that has been compared to Switzerland. Enjoy the beautiful trees, wildflowers, and mountains along this rocky route.
Where are some of the best gardens in Hawaii?
- Na ‘Aina Kai Botanical Garden and Sculpture Park (Kilauea): Self-guided walking tours are available on Thursday mornings at this enchanted space, and a variety of guided tours are offered throughout the week. You'll see Formal Gardens, the Wild Forest Garden, and water features, including a spring-fed natural pond.
- Limahuli Garden and Preserve (Kaua’i): This lovely land offers a three-quarter-mile loop trail with an elevation of 200 feet, requiring many steps to reach the destination. The impressive native plant collections are species from northwestern Kaua’i, which include rare and endangered species close to extinction in the wild.
- Wahiawa Botanical Garden (Wahiawa): You can imagine the scenery located at a place tucked between the Wai‘anae and Ko‘olau mountain ranges in central O‘ahu. The 27 acres have an interesting history, dating back to the 1930s when it was used by sugar planters as an experimental arboretum.