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Botanical Gardens:     more books (104)

A Treasury of Flowers: Rare Illustrations from the Collection of the New York Botanical Garden by Frank J. Anderson, 1990-06 Liebmann's Mexican Ferns (Contributions from the New York Botanical Garden, Vol 19) (Contributions from the New York Botanical Garden, Vol 19) by Frederick Liebmann, 1987-11-30 Paramos: A Checklist of Plant Diversity, Geographical Distribuion, and Botanical Literature (Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden) by Mauricio R. A. Gavilanes, S. Rob Gradstein, et all 1999-02-20 Sensitivae Censitae: A Description of the Genus Mimosa Linnaeus (Mimosaceae) in the New World (Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden Vol. 65) by Rupart C. Barneby, 1991-11-27 Journal of the New York Botanical Garden, Volume 13 by New York Botanical Garden, 2010-03-20 A Revision of the American Species of Eriosema (LeguminosaeaLotoideae (Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden) by J. W. Grear, 1970-06 Studies on Amanita (Amanitaceae) from Andean Colombia (Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden Vol. 66) by Rodham E. Tulloss, Clark L. Ovrebo, et all 1992-01-13 Oasis of Delight: The History of the Birmingham Botanical Gardens by Phillada Ballard, 1983-12-01 Catalogo De La Familia Poaceace En La Republica Argentina: 1994 (Monographs in systematic botany from the Missouri Botanical Garden) (Spanish Edition) by F.O. Zuloaga, et al, 1994 Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden, Volume 3 by New York Botanical Garden, 2010-04-20 Index of Mosses (Monographis in Systematic Botany from the Missouri Botanical Garden : No 42) by Marshall R. Crosby, 1992-05 Common Wild Flowers of the North-eastern United States (New York Botanical Garden's field guide) by Carol H. Woodward, Harold William Rickett, 1981-01 Bulletin of the New York Botanical Garden, Volume 5 by New York Botanical Garden, 2010-02-04

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61. Botanical Gardens :: Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum Of Art, Nashville, TN
    There is always somethng happening in Cheekwood s Botanical gardens. From the Robertson Ellis Color Garden bursting with season displays of colorful annuals  
    http://www.cheekwood.org/Gardens/Botanical_Gardens.aspx
    
    Extractions: Botanical Gardens Seasonal plant highlights Plant Profile ... Summer Garden Experience - Happily Ever After There is always somethng happening in Cheekwood's Botanical gardens. From the Robertson Ellis Color Garden bursting with season displays of colorful annuals, to the formal Martin Boxwood Garden, visitors can walk through the 55 acres and discover different styles and periods of gardens and study a wide selection of plants that can be grown in Middle Tennesse. A listing of each of Cheekwood's gardens follows. Martin Boxwood Gardens Robertson Ellis Color Garden An avenue of crepe myrtles leads into this garden where sweeping curves of colorful flowers border a sloping lawn and give a view of the distant hills. The beds are planted in annuals, perennials, and tropicals. The color comes from both the profusion of flowers and from colorful foliage. Follow the path to eight curved arches covered with flowering vines. At the end of the walkway, there is a giant urn planted in the same dramatic style. This garden reflects the universal love of color as a design element. Carell Dogwood Garden Dedicated in 1982, this garden displays many selections of

62. Augusta Botanical Gardens
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    Extractions: Your browser does not support javascript. click here to navigate the site using the site directory Search AugustaGA.gov: eGov Services: Go to services Agenda Books Animal Adoptions Ask A Question About Augusta Case Management Search Commission Minutes DBE Directory Search Election Results Frequently Asked Questions GIS Maps Online Graveside Search Jobs Online Online Bids Online Service Request Form Online Tag Renewal Registry of Sex Offenders Search Complaint Database Search Service Database Tax Commissioner Records WebLink Contact The City of Augusta Site Directory Wednesday, May 28, 2008 AugustaGA.Gov Home Page Botanical Gardens

63. Botanical Gardens Hotels Brisbane, Hotels In Botanical Gardens, Hotels Discount
    Botanical Gardens Hotels Brisbane Find Discount Hotels in Botanical Gardens with AsiaRooms. Reserve and Save on your Botanical Gardens hotels Brisbane.  
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64. Botanical Gardens In Germany
    Botanic Gardens in Germany all play a key role in the protection of rare plants for our future. It is estimated that up to a third of all the worlds plant  
    http://www.germany-tourism.co.uk/EGB/outdoors_activities/botanical_gardens.htm

65. Berkshire Botanical Gardens Links To Other Botanical Gardens
    Beautiful display gardens featuring plants that thrive in the Berkshires. Quality education for adults and children from beginning gardeners to  
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    Extractions: A research and educational institution which manages a collection of hardy trees, shrubs, and vines located on 265 acres in Boston and associated herbarium and library collections Brooklyn Botanical Garden A fun and informative site which is updated frequently. Includes an on-line book store. New York Botanical Gardens One of the oldest and largest botanical gardens in the world with 250 acres of gorgeous grounds, 28 specialty gardens and plant collections, 40-acres of the forest that once covered all of New York, and the spectacular Enid A. Haupt conservatory. A large and informative site with a great deal of scientific information. Missouri Botanical Garden Featuring a Japanese Garden tour and camelias in the Linneann House

66. Botanical Gardens - Puerto De La Cruz - Reviews Of Botanical Gardens - TripAdvis
    Botanical Gardens Visit TripAdvisor, your source for the web s best unbiased reviews and articles about Botanical Gardens in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife.  
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    Extractions: showObsoleteWarning('us'); We noticed that you're using an unsupported browser. The TripAdvisor website may not display properly. We support the following browsers: Internet Explorer on Windows Mozilla Firefox on Windows Safari on Mac OS X 22,882,087 Travelers from 188 Countries Planned Trips Here This Week! Register Now Already a member? Sign in International Sites Home Destinations Search Restaurants ... Forum Puerto de la Cruz Deals Discount Hotels All Travel Offers View Botanical Gardens area map Best of Puerto de la Cruz 2008!

67. The Tucson Botanical Gardens
    The Tucson Botanical Gardens is home to 17 specialty gardens and 5 core plant collections. There is a Gift Shop the Gardens Cafe 54 on site and is host to  
    http://www.southwestblend.com/Tucson_AZ/botanical_gardens.htm
    
    Extractions: Beginning as the family residence of Bernice and Rutger Porter, these award winning gardens have now increased to over 5 acres encompassing seventeen specialty gardens and providing the community with a center for horticulture and nature-based tours and youth programs. In addition, the gardens provide volunteer opportunities; Horticultural Therapy programs for the developmentally disabled and seniors; a place to hold community events; a Resource Center of practical gardening books; a collection of over 2000 volumes in the Edmund McGibbon Library; and a facility for weddings, memorials, corporate meetings and private parties. In the 1930s, Rutger Porter was a landscaper and met his wife-to-be while landscaping the home of her family. Once married, they moved into a small adobe house on 2 1/2 acresthe beginnings of the gardens and their family. Bernice was an avid gardener and loved nature, and soon their home grew in size and a retail nursery was added. Rutger died in 1964, and in 1983 Bernice donated the gardens to the City of Tucson with the stipulations that it become a botanical garden and that she be allowed to live on the property until her death.

68. Botanical Gardens
    Summary of Intent Delegates from various organizations talked about the current water situation, the impact of mono culture plantations,  
    http://www.sawac.co.za/meetings/botanical_gardens.htm
    
    Extractions: Delegates from various organizations talked about the current water situation, the impact of mono culture plantations, the state of Mpumalangas rivers, possible alternative agriculture for the region (hemp, herbs), bio-diversity in the area and the effect of pollutants on rainfall. The aim of the meeting was to create informed awareness around the looming water crisis and to establish real contact between relevant role players and the public. The intention was, to determine the size of the problem, and look ahead at possible solutions. June 25 Speaker List Kevin Zunckle - Mpumalanga Parks Board Facilitator. Philip Owen - SAWAC Stop Alien Tree Plantations from invading our remaining natural grassland.

69. University Botanical Garden - Sofia
    University botanical garden Sofia. . , . “ ” 49  
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70. Wild Parks
    Peradeniya Botanical Garden. Situated in the Hill capital Kandy. Visit to this garden will provide spectacles at extraordinary beauty and absorbing interest  
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    Extractions: Botanical Gardens Situated in the Hill capital Kandy. Visit to this garden will provide spectacles at extraordinary beauty and absorbing interest for any nature lover and casual visitor. 68 miles off-Colombo, 4 miles off Kandy this garden dates from 14th century reign of king Vikrama Bahu III. Peradeniya is well know for it's large variety of plants ornaments, useful machine and other creepers that produce the special spices at Sri Lanka. The great lawns highlight huge tropical trees and variety at bamboo can be found in one place. The best know attraction of the garden is the orchid House, which houses more than 300 varieties of exquisite orchids. A spice garden gives you a first hand introduction to the trees and plants used for the traditional Ayurvedic medicine. Mahaweli river, Sri Lanka's longest river surrounding this garden gives an added beauty to this garden. It wont be wrong to say that this garden is one of it's best kind in the world and the best in Asia Hakgala Botanical Garden Where plants and trees from around the world seen at home Hakgala Botanical Gardens, just 10km away from Nuwara Eliya City. Hakgala is one of the places one visits as an essential part of a pleasant journey in the famous hill resort of Nuwara Eliya. The site is legendary. It was once the pleasure garden of Ravana of the Ramayana epic and according to many, it was one of the places where the beautiful Sitha was hidden by the demon king. The present botanic gardens were founded in 1860 by the eminent British botanist Dr. G.H.K. Thwaites who was superintendent of the more famous gardens at Peradeniya, near Kandy.

71. City Botanical Gardens
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    Extractions: The Garden  The City of Port St Lucie is currently building a botanical garden on 19.71 acres of property on the west side of Westmoreland Blvd., just south of Port St Lucie Blvd. The property was acquired through a joint effort of the City of Port St Lucie, St Lucie County and the Florida Trust for Public Lands. The site will have a pond with a recirculating stream, paved public paths, beautiful gardens, and a special place for weddings, public parking and a nature center. Just south of the property is a proposed hotel site that, along with the gardens, will sit on the banks of the north fork of the St Lucie River. The 12.87 acres south of the hotel site will be maintained as undisturbed Florida wetlands, subject only to the removal of exotics and maintenance of a walking trail. Click on the thumbnails below to view larger images Schematic drawing Artist's rendering Topographical drawing Who We Are The garden will be operated by the Friends of the Port St Lucie Botanical Gardens (“Friends of the Gardens”), a non-profit organization that was founded to help support the daily operations of the gardens. Friends of the Gardens will provide an on site presence to answer questions and give tours. Also, the organization will operate the nature center, gift shop and help with the daily maintenance of the garden. We hope that you will become involved in the garden and/or become a member of the Friends of the Garden.

72. BBC - South Yorkshire Sense Of Place - Botanical Gardens Restoration
    A view of the restored pavilions at the Botanical Gardens. It cost almost £3m to restore the pavilions to their former glory  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/southyorkshire/sense_of_place/botanical_gardens/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: See how the pavilions at the Botanical Gardens were restored! One of Sheffield's most enduring attractions is now open to the public after being painstakingly restored. The pavilions at Sheffield's Botanical Gardens were first opened in 1836, drawing 12,000 visitors in the first four days of opening. WATCH and LISTEN Watch a BBC Look North report on the restoration (28k) BBC download guide

73. Botanical Gardens
    Entrance to the Botanical Gardens. A Palm Tree in the gardens. Looking down the entrance. Exotic flower beds. Cafeteria. Tortoise pen. Fruit bats  
    http://www.env.gov.sc/html/botanical_gardens.html
    
    Extractions: The garden is located less than 1 km from the Town centre, next to Victoria Hospital, at Mont Fleuri. It is within walking distance from the town centre. If you are traveling by car, you can use the visitor's car park at the garden entrance; it will take you merely 2 minutes to drive here. If you come from the South of Mahé on the Mont Fleuri Road, it is the first entrance on your left, just past the entrance to Victoria Hospital. For those traveling by bus, get off at the Hospital bus stop.

74. Indahnesia.com - Indonesia - Botanical Gardens - Discover Indonesia Online
    Information pages on indahnesia.com give you an inside look into the daily life in Indonesia including background information, images and portraits.  
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    Extractions: Botanical Gardens Indonesia lies within the botanical region of Melanesia, covering the Malay peninsula south of the Isthmus of Kra, the Indonesian archipelago, the Philippines, Papua New Guinea and Province of Papua, with the exception of the Solomon islands. For the most part, this region is covered with the luxuriant growth of the characteristic rain forest vegetation, a type of ever-wet vegetation containing a large number of timber species and harboring various kinds of epiphytes, saprophytes and lianas. These characteristic features and the high number of species endemic to this region make the flora of Indonesia different from that of neighboring continental Asia and Australia, as well as from the flora of other tropical areas in the world. The richness of the Melanesian region, of which Indonesia represents a major portion, is reflected in the accommodation of close to 40,000 species of plants, or about 10 to 12% of the estimated number of plant species of the whole world. Moreover, the flora making up the Indonesian vegetation abounds in timber species. Approximately 6,000 species of Indonesian plants are used by the people as a source of raw material for the making of traditional herbal medicines or as an indispensable part of traditional rituals and ceremonies. The mast common form of the traditional Indonesian private garden, the so called pekarangan, differs considerably from that familiar to the West. Still found in its old form mainly in rural areas, this type of garden usually grows fruit, medical herbs and other useful plants such as bamboo. It is often marked off from neighboring lots by low hedges or bamboo fences but seldom entirely enclosed for privacy. Closer to the conventional eastern concept of a garden and of greater interest aesthetically, is the big "pelataran" garden which surrounds the homes of the aristocracy and other members of the social elite in Java. Usually covered with carefully brushed river sand and shaded by tall cinnamon trees, these aristocratic gardens exhume an air of quiet dignity and bear a character all their own.

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