Visit this garden to see magnificent specimens of succulents, cacti, yucca and other plants that require minimum water. In addition to viewing the thousands of plants, you'll also see their integration into a well-thought landscape design.
The Idaho Botanical Garden, located two and a half miles East of Downtown Boise was created for the purpose of botanical display, education and cultural events. Attractions include the English Garden, Alpine Garden, Heirloom Rose Garden and Peony Garden.
America's oldest living botanical garden, a 45-acre National Historic Landmark, features John Bartram's 18th century home, native plants, wildflower meadow, river trail and wetland. Site offers tours, children's programs, festivals, annual plant and holiday greens sales.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden blooms in the middle of one of the largest cities in the world. Each year more than 750,000 people visit. More than 12,000 kinds of plants are displayed on 52 acres and in the acclaimed Steinhardt Conservatory.
Explore an oasis of beauty on the shores of Lake Monona. Enjoy a lush tropical conservatory year-round filled with exotic plants, bright flowers, a rushing waterfall, frangrant orchids and free-flying birds. Stroll through 16 acres of outdoor display gardens.
The Botanical Garden of Tver State University has the sectors of 'Dendrology', 'Wild Flora', 'Ornamental Flower Gardening' and 'Herbarium'. At present it has a collection of 350 species of trees and shrubs and 2 000 species of herbaceous plants.
The recently completed Dorotha Smith Oatts Visitor Center serves as headquarters for the Arboretum's many activities. The Arboretum is the 'Official State Botanical Garden for the Commonwealth of Kentucky.'
The Mountain Top Arboretum, is for the education and pleasure of the public. Plantings of native and exotic species of trees and shrubs are tested for hardiness to the rigorous climate of the Catskill Mountains of New York State.
Clark Gardens started as Max and Billie Clark's backyard garden. Today, it is an 35-acre botanical park featuring more than 50 garden rooms, statuaries and even a chapel The gardens collection emphasises native and adapted plants.
30-acre garden on the bluffs of Black Creek. The site of the 1820 Thomas E. Hart House. On trails, visitors explore a blackwater swamp, laurel thickets, pine-oak-holly uplands and a beech bluff. An AHS daylilly display garden. 150 varieties of Camellia japonica.
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