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Visitors take in Foster Botanical Gardens

Visitors strolled through Foster Botanical Gardens, a 14-acre space in Honolulu that has a mature and impressive collection of tropical plants, some planted in the 1850s by Dr. William Hillebrand.

By Craig T. Kojima

Today • Updated 7:43 p.m.

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The Daibutsu statue is a replica of the Great Buddha statue in Kamakura.
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A Quipo tree at Foster Botanical Gardens.
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Butterflies are plentiful at Foster Botanical Gardens.
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A rainbow shower tree is decorated with lei.
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The Garden Club of Honolulu work in the Prehistoric Glen. Jan Tucker, left, president, and Christine Feldmann do a clean up on the second Tuesday of each month.
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Cattleya orchids provide a sweet scent to the conservatory.
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Visitors walk through Foster Botanical Gardens.
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A baobab tree at Foster Botanical Gardens.
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Plants are seen on Tuesday.
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The Daibutsu statue is a replica of the Great Buddha of Kamakura.
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