Colorful hibiscus welcome you to the gardens.
There are some paths and roads that traverse the gardens, but you're free to roam around as well.
The pineapple-lookalike fruit from the pandanus tree.
Sculpture made of woven sticks and created by artist Patrick Dougherty.
Vines cascade down trees, presenting showy leaves and flowers.
The flower of the lilikoi, or passionfruit plant.
The extensive gardens give visitors the opportunity to find solitude and quiet among the many plants and meadows.
There is an astonishing variety of plants found in the gardens.
You'll find more than just palm trees in this tropical paradise.
This unbelievable St. Thomas bean plant weaves through a huge monkeypod tree along the walking route. It's a sight not to be missed.
This small pond provides a pleasant seating area, and it is surrounded by aquatic plants, orchids, and other stunning flowers.
Look all around you to discover which orchids are in bloom at the time of your visit.
Some of nature's most spectacular flowers are in the orchid family.
This bromeliad looks as if its leaves are spray-painted pink.
The newest trail takes visitors time-traveling through earth's history. Learn how plants evolved from their most primitive forms to the diversity we have today.
These huge cycad cones are visible from the biodiversity trail.
Not all flowers smell sweet. This unusual flower attracts flies because it smells like rotten meat.
There is no shortage of beautiful flowers at the McBryde Garden.