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Hi'iaka's Healing Herb Garden : Tour the Garden
Come to the Healing Garden! Enjoy a fun and educational workshop or internship at the garden. Please call (808) 966-5956 to schedule a visit or a class. Or e-mail us at goddess@hiiakas.com When you step into Hi‘iaka's Healing Herb Garden, you will enter an oasis—a place where footpaths wind serenely through a lush acre of the world's most powerful and exotic plants. Hi‘iaka's Garden tours offer the perfect way to spend a peaceful half hour or an entire afternoon. A trip to Hi‘iaka's Garden makes a wonderful gift for nature-loving friends and family and a one of a kind experience for you while you're visiting the Big Island.Meet your guide, Hi‘iaka's creator and certified Master Gardener, Barbara Fahs, for a unique healing experience. As Barbara's extensive plant knowledge and warm sense of humor delight and enlighten you, you'll discover nature's
medicine for such common ailments as migraine headaches, colds, toothaches, PMS, depression, insomnia, smoking and other addictions, and more:
To schedule, call us at (808) 966-5956 or e-mail: goddess@hiiakas.com Driving Directions:FROM THE AIRPORT: From the terminal building at Hilo airport, drive approximately 1 mile to the traffic light at Hwy. 11. Turn left onto Hwy. 11. FROM HILO: Take Hwy. 11 south through town and follow the signs to Kea‘au and Pahoa. Drive approximately 6 miles to the traffic light at the intersection of Route 130 (Kea‘au-Pahoa Road). The signs will direct you to Pahoa and Kalapana. Turn left onto Route 130 and drive another 6 miles to Paradise Drive. Turn left onto Paradise and continue down the hill almost 4 miles until you get to 2nd Street. The streets also have names: 2nd St. is also called “Aloe” on the street sign. Turn left on 2/Aloe and proceed 4/10 of a mile. The Garden is on your right: if you notice the telephone poles, they are numbered: Hi‘iaka’s Garden is between poles 8 and 9. There are 2 Norfolk Pine trees at the top of the driveway and a sign nailed to one of them with the street address on it, which is 15-1667. You’ll also see our sign on the tree: it reads “Healing Herbs.” Come down the driveway and park in front of the larger house.Recent photos:
WWOOFer Leah Hardeman planted four new pineapple plants on Februrary 8.
WWOOF volunteer Leah Hardeman stands next to our collapsed "Hale basil" (Basil house),
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