The green QR Codes bring up identification and other information on the plants encountered at Nā Pōhaku o Hauwahine. These tags are displayed close to or (trees) on the trunk of the subject plant and provide both a name and some interesting facts, such as indigenous peoples' use of the plant. A photo may also be provided, typically showing the plant in flower.

The following list—arranged alphabetacally by common name—provides links to all of the botanical QR codes to facilitate viewing the information from anywhere, rather than needing to scan a QR code tag.