Living Collection of the Gothenburg Botanical Garden
Authors: Havström, Mats;
doi: 10.15468/cchsv3
Living Collection of the Gothenburg Botanical Garden
Abstract
The area in total is 175 hectares (ca 430 acres), of which most constitutes a nature reserve including the arboretum. The garden proper is about 40 hectares and here grow some 16,000 different species and cultivars. There are many different parts of the garden such as the Rhododendron Valley, the Japanese Glade and the Rockgarden. In the Greenhouses you will find about 4,000 various species and cultivars, including some 1,500 orchids, a remarkable travertine department and the rare Eastern Island Tree. The garden is involved in conservation projects of threatened species in western Sweden.
Keywords
Occurrence, botany, vascular plants, Living specimen
Occurrence, botany, vascular plants, Living specimen
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