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Botanical Gardens of Europe

  • J. Evans
  • Jul 7, 2017
  • 1 min read

I got to visit three botanical gardens this summer when I was in Europe: Berlin Botanical Garden, Oxford University Botanical Garden, and Kew Gardens - the Royal Botanical Garden in London, UK. Great fun to see North American plant species in their collections. Kew had a black locust tree that had been planted in the 1700s along with a whole grove of redwoods and sequoias! Berlin Botanical Garden had a collection of Hydrocotyle bonariensis growing in one of their greenhouses!

Berlin Botanical Garden:

Kew Gardens in London:

Giant Black Locust from the U.S.

Giant black locust from the North America planted in Kew in the 1700s!

Oxford University Botanical Garden:


 
 
 

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