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Step into the Garden for the Future at Sheffield Park and Garden NT https://tinyurl.com/GardenForTheFutureNT Designed by RHS Chelsea gold medallist Joe Perkins Design , this innovative garden blends beauty with climate resilience. Explore three immersive zones in this bold new garden space: 🌳Dry Exotic - Raised beds bursting with resilient, architectural plants and vibrant summer colour. 🌳Gondwanan forest - A lush, leafy zone inspired by the temperate forests of Chile and Argentina, rich with foliage evoking a subtle 'jungle' feel. 🌳Temperate woodland -A peaceful, shaded space beneath the trees where ferns, grasses, and woodland shrubs lead you into the wider garden. Created with community support and inspired by Sheffield Park’s legacy of horticultural experimentation, this is a garden designed for the future as well as for reflection, learning, and inspiration for people to take home. Visit now and discover how nature, science, and design come together in this extraordinary new space. 📷National Trust Images / James Dobson

Expansion and Renovation project at the Botanical Gardens

Expansion and Renovation project at the Botanical Gardens

Did you know that at Fairchild you can journey through the only tropical rainforest in the continental U.S.? Take a day and explore this exotic wonderland. Don’t miss your chance to connect with nature - get your tickets online now!

～The largest rose garden in Tokyo～ 【Jindai Botanical Gardens】 Jindai Botanical Gardens, located about 20km west of central Tokyo, is one of the largest rose gardens in the city. In the garden, which still retains the image of Musashino, you can enjoy the beauty of the plants and flowers throughout the four seasons. This was a nursery for growing Tokyo roadside trees, but after the war it was opened to the public as Jindai Green Space, and in 1961 it was renamed Jindai Botanical Gardens, opening as the only botanical garden in Tokyo. The rose garden has about 400 varieties and about 5,200 roses planted. It is divided into three areas: a sunk garden where you can see modern roses, a wild species/old rose garden, and an International Rose Competition flowerbed. Every year, many people visit to see the roses in May and October. If you are visiting Tokyo during this time, it is recommended that you visit. It is convenient to take a bus from the nearest train stations as below. ▶Jindai Botanical Gardens https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/jindai/ 5-31-10 Jindaijimotomachi, Chofu-shi, Tokyo 182-0017, Japan <From Chofu Station (Keio Line)> Take the Odakyu Bus (Platform 12) bound for Kichijoji Station or Mitaka Station and get off at "Jindai Botanical Gardens". Take the Keio Bus (Platform 11) bound for Jindaiji and get off at "Jindai Botanical Gardens". <From Kichijoji Station (JR Chuo Line)> Take the Odakyu Bus (Platform 4) bound for Chofu Station North Exit and get off at "Jindai Botanical Gardens". Take the Odakyu Bus (Platform 6) bound for Jindaiji and get off at "Jindai Botanical Gardens".

～The largest rose garden in Tokyo～ 【Jindai Botanical Gardens】 Jindai Botanical Gardens, located about 20km west of central Tokyo, is one of the largest rose gardens in the city. In the garden, which still retains the image of Musashino, you can enjoy the beauty of the plants and flowers throughout the four seasons. This was a nursery for growing Tokyo roadside trees, but after the war it was opened to the public as Jindai Green Space, and in 1961 it was renamed Jindai Botanical Gardens, opening as the only botanical garden in Tokyo. The rose garden has about 400 varieties and about 5,200 roses planted. It is divided into three areas: a sunk garden where you can see modern roses, a wild species/old rose garden, and an International Rose Competition flowerbed. Every year, many people visit to see the roses in May and October. If you are visiting Tokyo during this time, it is recommended that you visit. It is convenient to take a bus from the nearest train stations as below. ▶Jindai Botanical Gardens https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/jindai/ 5-31-10 Jindaijimotomachi, Chofu-shi, Tokyo 182-0017, Japan <From Chofu Station (Keio Line)> Take the Odakyu Bus (Platform 12) bound for Kichijoji Station or Mitaka Station and get off at "Jindai Botanical Gardens". Take the Keio Bus (Platform 11) bound for Jindaiji and get off at "Jindai Botanical Gardens". <From Kichijoji Station (JR Chuo Line)> Take the Odakyu Bus (Platform 4) bound for Chofu Station North Exit and get off at "Jindai Botanical Gardens". Take the Odakyu Bus (Platform 6) bound for Jindaiji and get off at "Jindai Botanical Gardens".

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It's that time of year! Garden Club of Grand Cayman have been a supporter of the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park from day one, and they just recently decorated the QEIIBP with holiday themed decor throughout. It's truly great time to visit the Botanic Park with the Christmas Breeze blowing! We are open 7 days a week, closing on Christmas Day only, and at noon on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. Has the stress of the season got you, then come be one with nature at the Botanic Park. Take the kids to the Children's Garden, look for orchids, step back in time in the Heritage Garden or just relax! Don't forget access to the Blue Iguana Conservation Area is included in the entry fee. #caymanislands #beonewithnature #tropicalgarden #christmas2024 #BlueIguana #destress