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Visiting a Botanical Garden

Albert December 1, 2021 3 min read

A botanical garden is a natural science museum, typically with a large collection of living plants. Each plant is labelled with its common and scientific name, as well as the region where it originated. A botanic garden varies greatly, as do its plant collections and resources, but is largely defined by its scientific purposes. A botanic garden is a distinct entity from an ornamental garden or experiment station, which is a separate category of an outdoor park. The primary mission of a botanic garden is the acquisition and dissemination of knowledge about plants, as well as the cultivation and conservation of those plants.

The New York Botanical Garden spans 250 acres, with landscaped gardens and virgin forests. The gardens are characterized by ponds and wetlands and are bordered by giant pine trees. Visitors can take a Discovery Cart and enjoy the gardens at their leisure, or join in with gardening activities. There is no better way to learn about the many different types of plants and trees than to explore them in person. You can also participate in the Garden’s events and programs, such as gardening or beer tasting events.

For a more intimate experience of nature, visit the Keukenhof Gardens in Amsterdam, which is home to seven million flower bulbs and 800 varieties of tulips. Its 32-hectares of gardens include a Tulpomania exhibition and flower shows. The gardens are also home to windmills in the traditional Dutch style. While visiting the gardens, you can protect your travel with travel insurance or Cancellation for Any Reason coverage.

In addition to the Tver State University, Ukraine has at least 30 botanical gardens. The Nikitsky Botanical Garden in Yalta was founded in 1812, and the M.M. Gryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv opened in 1936. And, of course, there is the A.V. Fomin Botanical Garden, which was established in 1839. This garden is home to a world-famous annual rose trial.

For those of you who teach in Cumberland County public schools, don’t forget to take advantage of our FREE Classroom Programs. Trained NC Environmental Educators will visit your classes to share a variety of hands-on activities and incredible science demonstrations. While tours require advance reservations, the garden also offers discounts to members of the Garden. A discount for a membership is available, and children under six are admitted free of charge.

The Kew palm house is one of the most iconic features of the botanic garden. It has inspired many other botanic gardens to build similar glasshouses. M. Soderstrom, who photographed the plants there, renamed the Palm House after its creator. The gardens are among the largest and most beautiful campus botanical gardens in the continental United States. A visit here is a rewarding experience for the whole family! If you have the chance, make it a point to visit the Mounts Botanical Garden while in the area.

In order to protect the garden from tampering, visitors should avoid bringing their bicycles, skateboards, and dogs. It is illegal to pick up or tamper with the plants. Maintaining the garden’s cleanliness and beauty is important for everyone. The botanic garden is a peaceful urban oasis that will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. And remember: there is no mask-wearing mandate at the Garden anymore!

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