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Photograph © Royal Botanical Gardens
Photograph © Royal Botanical Gardens
Earth Art 2008. Photograph © Roy Staab
One of the world’s largest botanical gardens, Royal Botanical Gardens, encompasses 2,700 acres of land, including five garden locations and more than 2,400 acres of conservation lands. Gardens are linked by shuttle bus and include over 40,000 recorded plants in more than 50 collections including the one of the world’s largest collections of lilacs and nearly two acres of roses. Royal Botanical Gardens hosts year-round events for a wide-range of audiences including bloom festivals beginning in April with the Tulip Celebration and continuing through July with the Rose Celebration. RBG presents outdoor and indoor art exhibitions and an outdoor summer music series from June to September. Family and themed events take place year-round.
Absolutely huge, the RBG offers many settings - greenhouses, formal gardens, paradise gardens, fields, hills, forests, marshes, cliff sides, lakeside - it's quite staggering really when one starts to get a handle on how much it has to offer. Amongst the offerings, the tulip show during early spring in the rock garden, and the lilac show in the dell in later spring are standouts.




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