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Botanical Gardens in New York

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Botanical Gardens in New York

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  1. Brought To You By http://www.globehunters.com

  2. Botanical Gardens in New York Feel the Natural Refreshment

  3. New York Botanical Garden

  4. New York Botanical Garden Location • Bronx Park Area Covered • 100 Hectares

  5. New York Botanical Garden Number of Gardens: 50 Most Popular Ones: • The Peggy Rockfeller Rose Garden • Rock Garden Also features: Research facilities including a propagation center

  6. New York Botanical Garden Old-Growth New York Forest features: • American Beeches • Oaks • Tulip • Birch • Cherry • white ash

  7. Lasdon Park and Arboretum

  8. Lasdon Park and Arboretum • Spans over 30 acres Major Highlights • Chinese Friendship Pavilion • An open grass meadow • Woodlands

  9. Lasdon Park and Arboretum Other Attractions: • Formal Gardens • Azalea Garden

  10. Brooklyn Botanical Gardens

  11. Brooklyn Botanical Gardens Known for • Specialty Gardens: • The Japanese Hill and Pond Garden • The Shakespeare Garden • The Children’s Garden • Steinhardt Conservatory

  12. Brooklyn Botanical Gardens The Japanese Hill and Pond Garden • Designed by: Takeo Shiota • First ever Japanese garden to be developed in the public gardens in the USA

  13. Brooklyn Botanical Gardens The Japanese Hill and Pond Garden Main Attractions are artificial • Waterfall • Island • Pond • Hills

  14. Brooklyn Botanical Gardens The Shakespeare Garden Donated by C. Folger, founder of the Folger Shakespeare Library

  15. Brooklyn Botanical Gardens The Shakespeare Garden Main Attractions: • 80 plants that had been named in the poems and plays of Shakespeare

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