1. American Association Of Botanical Gardens And Arboreta A professional association for public gardens in North America, supporting the public horticulture community in its mission to study, display, and conserve plants. http://www.aabga.org/

American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta For optimal viewing of this site, you need a frames-capable web browser. All the latest versions of browsers are frames-capable and can be downloaded for free. The American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta (AABGA) is the professional association for public gardens in North America, supporting the public horticulture community in its mission to study, display, and conserve plants. The AABGA publishes a monthly newsletter and the quarterly journal, The Public Garden , along with a variety of other publications, and sponsors six regional and one national conference each year. Important AABGA initiatives include the Resource Center , a technical information service for botanical gardens, allied institutions, and the general public, and the North American Plant Collections Consortium , a project to conserve plant germplasm using the collections found in botanical gardens and arboreta. Home About Us Contact Us Regional Information ... Members Only

2. Royal Botanical Gardens Join the Auxiliary of Royal botanical gardens. eRBG. Subscribe to our electronic http://www.rbg.ca/

Auxiliary Plant Sale Buy beautiful and rare plants at the Auxiliary's 26th-annual Plant Sale. Directions Click here to see how easy we are to find. Local Weathe r Find out the local forecast before you head out! Employment Opportunities Click here for great summer and contract job postings. Kids' Day Camps Watch for our Sun Desire summer day camp program. Adult Educational Programs We offer courses for every level of experience. Membership We offer a variety of membership packages. Group Tours/Travel Trade Book your group tour and explore Canada's largest botanical garden. Volunteer Join the Auxiliary of Royal Botanical Gardens. eRBG Subscribe to our electronic newsletter. Click on "eRBG," type "subscribe" in the subject line and send. Media Room Get the latest media releases and the Gardens' media contact information. Conditions of Use Privacy Policies Magnolia Night Celebrate the beginning of spring at our annual gala dinner and auction. Call 905-527-1158, ext. 521 or e-mail

3. Strybing Arboretum Society: Strybing Arboretum & Botanical Gardens Features a spectacular array of plants from the world's Mediterranean and mild temperate climates, to highelevation tropical cloud forests. San Francisco, USA. http://www.strybing.org/

About In the News Visit Events Bookstore Plant Sales Volunteer Join ... Library Strybing's beauty and value as a major cultural resource are the result of a successful public/private partnership between San Francisco's Recreation and Park Department and the Strybing Arboretum Society, a non-profit corporation. Escape to a unique urban oasis of extraordinary beauty. Enjoy Strybing's world of gardens, excellent horticulture library, bookstore, and education programs. Open 365 days a year! April -June 2003 Events and Classes Jan-March Events and Classes (Adobe Acrobat pdf. format) Tips from Don Mahoney's Talk on Plant Propagation at the Landscape And Garden Show Strybing Arboretum and Botanical Gardens The gardens are open daily, 365 days a year, Free Weekdays: 8:00 am to 4:30pm FREE GUIDED WALKS are given daily at 1:30PM. Volunteer Newsletter March/April 2003 WHAT'S IN BLOOM!

4. Site Moved The gardens were opened in 1832, designed by J. C. Loudon, a leading garden planner, horticultural journalist and publisher http://www.bham-bot-gdns.demon.co.uk/

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5. Matthaei Botanical Gardens - Welcome! Matthaei botanical gardens is situated on a lush 350acre oasis of diverse plant life. http://www.lsa.umich.edu/mbg

Staff List Matthaei Botanical Gardens is situated on a lush 350-acre oasis of diverse plant life. Outdoor nature trails wind through various habitats native to Michigan while the indoor Conservatory fascinates visitors of all ages with a rare glimpse of plants from around the world. The Gardens sponsors classes, lectures, and special events, making it an educational resource of great beauty. Explore our web site to get a feel for what Matthaei is all about, then come visit and experience the Gardens for yourself. There's always something new to see at Matthaei. The mission of the Matthaei Botanical Gardens is to study and disseminate knowledge of plants as they exist in nature, contribute to human culture, and support life on Earth. Our goal is to contribute to a better quality of life for the world community by maintaining a living resource where the dynamic interaction of educational, scientific, and aesthetic pursuits can take place within the context of a world-class university. The Gardens would like to hear from you! Click here for our

6. Huntington Botanical Gardens The Huntington botanical gardens are located in San Marino, California,near Los Angeles. The gardens, Category Science Institutions botanical gardens and Arboreta...... The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and botanical gardens 1151 Oxford RoadSan Marino, CA 91108 626405-2100 Comments to webmaster@huntington.org. http://www.huntington.org/BotanicalDiv/HEHBotanicalHome.html

The Huntington Botanical Gardens Welcome to the Huntington Botanical Gardens. Henry Huntington began developing the Botanical Gardens in 1903. Now they span nearly 150 acres with sweeping lawns and vistas interspersed with statuary, tempiettos, and benches. Approximately 15,000 kinds of plants from all over the world make up the botanical collections, many landscaped into a series of theme gardens. Landscapes include the Japanese, desert, rose, camellia, palm, subtropical, jungle, lily ponds, herb, and Australian gardens. Specialized displays include the North Vista, the Zen and bonsai courts, the art gallery rockery, the desert garden conservatory, and many more. Behind the scenes, new collections from Mexico, South America, South Africa, and other countries are cultivated for planting in the gardens or for distribution to other botanical gardens, plant science professionals, and amateur horticulturists. The International Succulent Introductions program propagates rare and endangered species and makes them available to the public in order to discourage the collection of those species in the wild. Many shows, seminars, and symposia focusing on botany and horticulture are held throughout the year.

7. Http://www.ci.madison.wi.us/olbrich/ Extensive gardens located on the shores of Lake Monona. Includes outside gardens and an indoor tropical conservatory. http://www.olbrich.org/

8. Tucson Botanical Gardens, One Of Tucson's Treasures Horticultural and ecological education. The garden encourages responsible environmental stewardship, Category Science Institutions botanical gardens and Arboreta......Tucked within the heart of the city, Tucson botanical gardens (TBG) is a fiveacrecollection of 15 specialty gardens including a historical garden, an herb http://www.tucsonbotanical.org/

2150 North Alvernon Way Tucson, Arizona 85712 Phone: (520) 326-9686 Email: Fax: (520) 324-0166 TTY/ASCII 800-367-8939 Tucked within the heart of the city, Tucson Botanical Gardens (TBG) is a five-acre collection of 15 specialty gardens including a historical garden, an herb garden, a butterfly garden, a cactus and succulent garden, and much more. Our collection consists of over 4,200 individual plants. We offer many design ideas appropriate to the scale of most residential gardens. Come visit our urban oasis and discover the variety of plants that thrive in southern Arizona. Each of our gardens unfolds like a series of discoveries. The Gardens are open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. except New Year's Day, July 4, Thanksgiving and Christmas. General admission is $5, $4 for seniors (62 and over), $2.50 for children 6-11*. Children 5 and under and TBG members are free. Tours, classes, group rates, and picnic area are available. Funding for TBG comes from the City of Tucson, Pima County, memberships, classes, admissions, contributions, grants, facility rentals, and special events. Volunteers assist the staff with almost every aspect of running the Gardens.

9. Bermuda Gardens Island-wide In 1958, the Bermuda botanical gardens were established instead of the Agricultural Station. http://www.bermuda-online.org/gardens.htm

116 web files on Bermuda for educators, consumers, travel agents, visitors and newcomers. Supported by The Royal Gazette , Bermuda's daily newspaper since 1828. Bermuda Gardens island-wide Some are public, open every day, others are private, open on certain days only By author Keith Forbes , a Member of the Garden Writers Association of America Symbols - business center - business facilities - Ship view - dining - disabled access - fitness golf course - meeting room - pool public buses - public ferries shopping - walking area Introduction Bermuda, in USDA Zone , is at 32 degrees North, with about 50 inches of rain annually. For the few species of plants and trees that are endemic , the considerable number that are native and the vast majority that were introduced , see Bermuda Plants . There is no wet and dry season, but summer droughts and winter gales are common. It has a sub tropical and frost free climate. There is a constantly high humidity, especially from May to October, but no frost or snow. Temperatures rarely drop below 50 degrees F or rise above 90 degrees F. The surrounding Atlantic Ocean and proximity of the Gulf Stream exert a moderating influence on the climate. Bermuda soil is alkaline, limestone in origin and with depth from two to three feet to an inch or less. Below it is solid limestone.

10. Birmingham Botanical Gardens Home Page Volunteer based organisation promoting public knowledge of plants and gardens. Provides an image Category Science Institutions botanical gardens and Arboreta......Mission Statement The Birmingham Botanical Society is a volunteerbasedorganization in partnership with the Birmingham botanical gardens. http://www.bbgardens.org/

Main Page Site Index Image Gallery E-mail the BBG Birmingham, Alabama, USA Mission Statement: The Birmingham Botanical Society is a volunteer-based organization in partnership with the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. It promotes public knowledge and appreciation of plants, gardens, and the environment and receives, raises and administers resources for these purposes. FastCounter by bCentral Send comments to bbgardens@hotmail.com www.bbgardens.org

11. Phipps Conservatory And Botanical Gardens For horticulture, art, education and fun. Seasonal flower shows, educational classes, special exhibits and fun events. http://www.phipps.conservatory.org/

12. The Huntington Library, Art Collections, And Botanical Gardens (Huntington Library, Art Collections, and botanical gardens) - Research affiliation Research Library Group.Category Reference Libraries Research...... All rights reserved. The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and botanical gardens1151 Oxford Road San Marino, CA 91108 626405-2100 webmaster@huntington.org. http://www.huntington.org/

Website Search Match all any Vision and Verse: William Blake at the Huntington Jan. 19 through May 25 MaryLou and George Boone Gallery Although little known in his lifetime, William Blake (1757-1827) is now one of the most celebrated artists and poets in the English-speaking world. This major exhibition includes nearly 200 of his works from the Huntington's library and art collections. More. . . . Mr. Huntington's Ranch, 1903 - 2003: A Century of Transformation Jan. 31 through Jan.4, 2004 MaryLou and George Boone Gallery From a working ranch to a world-renowned collections-based research and educational institution, a lot has happened at The Huntington in the past 100 years. This special exhibit celebrates the evolution of The Huntington in photographs, rare film footage, and in a variety of documents and artifacts reflecting the origins, growth, development of the property, its buildings, and staff. More. . . .

13. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew: Home Page The website of Britain's major botanic garden with numerous links and many hosted websites. Kew, London.Category Science Institutions botanical gardens and Arboreta...... Spring to life at Kew Gardens, Legal and other notices (including privacy statement)© Copyright Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/

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14. Canadian Botanical Gardens Provides links to sites. http://www.telusplanet.net/public/pchenier/botgardens.html

Canadian Botanical Gardens Butchart Gardens, Victoria BC Royal Botanical Gardens, Burlington ON Botanical Garden, Niagara Falls ON University of BC Botanical Gardens, Vancouver BC ... Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver BC botgardens.html This page by Pat free javascript from Website Abstraction Background by

15. CBCN-RCCF Index Conserve biological diversity through conservation programs for botanical gardens and arboreta. Provides information, resources and member list. http://www.rbg.ca/cbcn/

Canadian Botanical Conservation Network Last Updated: Welcome to the CBCN Web Site. Please bookmark this page for future reference. Over the next weeks and months, our site will be undergoing a major revision. We hope you will find our new facilities interesting and helpful. Visit our present Web Site Coming Soon: A Partnership for Plants in Canada Contact us Visit our host site, Royal Botanical Gardens Contactez-nous Les jardins botaniques royeaux (en englais) Canadian Botanical Conservation Network P.O. Bo x 399, Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3H8 Canada Contact us by email at:

16. Missouri Botanical Garden Get visitors' information and find out about upcoming events at this botanical garden and conservatory, designed by JC Loudon. The Birmingham botanical gardens were opened in 1832. http://www.mobot.org/

SEARCH PHOTO CONTEST RESULTS Winners have been announced in the Garden's first botanical photo contest. Rebecca Barnard of St. Louis was given First Place in the Adult Category, while Lindy Spurgeon of Glencoe received First Place in the Youth Category. View winning photos Help us redesign our web site! EXHIBITION The Missouri Botanical Garden is proud to host "Remains of a Rainbow," a major exhibition of finely detailed color photographs of the Hawaiian Islands’ rare and endangered plants and animals. "Remains of a Rainbow" continues through Apr. 8 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. SPRING CLASSES Our Adult Education Courses and Lectures program offers an array of learning opportunities especially designed to enrich your experience of plants. This year classes are being held at more locations than ever in order to better serve our growing community. Calendar of Events Butterfly House Catered Events Education Gardening Help Gateway Center Giving Programs Graduate Studies Henry Shaw Horticulture Job Opportunities Library MBG Press Media Room Other Links Plants in Bloom Research Shaw Nature Reserve W TROPICOS OTHER MBG SITES Botanical Society of America Center for Plant Conservation Gateway Greening 2002 NSF Ethnobiological Workshop

17. Home Page International organization devoted to enhancing and understanding visitor experiences in museums, zoos, science centers, historic sites, aquariums, botanical gardens, nature centers and interpretive sites. http://www.visitorstudies.org/

More and more people throughout the world are spending more and more of their leisure time in environments that not only provide recreation, but have the potential to inform, enlighten, and educate. Such environments include museums, art galleries, visitor centers, aquariums, botanical gardens science centers heritage sites, parks, zoos, and, other public-access recreational educational facilities. The Visitor Studies Association (VSA) is a non-profit professional organization dedicated to the proposition that these facilities, in addition to meeting their own organizational objective, should be effective meeting the expectations, needs, and interests of visitors. For more information contact VSA at: 8175-A Sheridan Blvd., Suite 362 Arvada, CO 80003-1928 303-467-0064 fax info@visitorstudies.org Membership in VSA includes researchers, educators, designers, practitioners, managers, and administrators for all the various types of facilities that serve visitors. Check out what VSA has to offer!

18. National Botanical Institute, SA: Home Page Homepage of Kirstenbosch and the other National botanical gardens of South Africa. http://www.nbi.ac.za

For SA Plant Information Visit What's New Corporate Strategic Plan (.pdf) Plants of the Week Kirstenbosch NBG Karoo Desert NBG Head Office KIRSTENBOSCH SOUTH AFRICA Private Bag X7, Claremont, 7735, Cape Town. Custodians of the South African flora [About the NBI] [Contacting us] [Site Map] NBI site for information on SA Plants Site Map Use toolbar above for easier navigation with frames. Use links below to navigate the site without frames.

19. Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, 811 South Palm Avenue, Sarasota, FL 34236, 941.36 Details on plants, exhibits, membership and special events.Category Regional North America Travel and Tourism Attractions......Check out this special from, Selby botanical gardens Press. Order now! Copyright© 2003, Marie Selby botanical gardens, Inc. All rights reserved. http://www.selby.org/

Check out this special from Selby Botanical Gardens Press. Order now! Sunday Afternoon Garden Music Concerts return to Selby Gardens March 2-May 18. Click here for details. "Midnight at the Oasis". Our Annual Orchid Ball April 5th promises an elegant evening of romance and mystery! Click here for details. For questions or comments regarding this site, email webmaster@selby.org

20. Roger Williams Park Botanical Gardens Public garden being developed to provide horticultural education to people of all ages and to be a year round visitor attraction. Information about plans, progress, and special events. http://www.rwpbotanicalgardens.org/

View the solar months. The Roger Williams Park Botanical Gardens wins People's Choice Award for Best Garden Vignette at the 2003 Rhode Island Spring Flower and Garden Show! Click for larger view. The Winter/Spring 2003 Education Schedule is now available. Contact Shareen Zaki, Director of Education at 401-785-9450 ext. 291. Mission Statement from the Superintendent Message from the Executive Director For further information please contact Charles Carberry , Executive Director, 401-785-9450 ext. 219, Fred Holman , ASLA, ext. 209, or Public Relations at ext. 210 Printable Directions 95 S - Take Exit 17. 95 N - Take Exit 16. Follow Signs to Park and Zoo. Visit our zoo and the Museum of Natural History The Roger Williams Park Botanical Gardens are scheduled to be completed by the Fall of 2004. Click on the conservatories for detailed renderings of the new Botanical Gardens. An Oasis in the City Known as the "Jewel of Providence," the award-winning Roger Williams Park attracts more than 3.5 million visitors per year. Cited by the national trust for Historic Preservation as one of America's premier historic urban parks, Roger Williams park enters the new century with plans to build another world-class attraction. Among lavish trees, stunning rose gardens, rolling hills and emerald lakes, the Roger Williams Park Botanical Gardens will be the first of its kind here in Rhode Island and one of only a few in the region. The exquisitely designed Gardens will be a superior facility with its focal point being a multi-level glass and steel conservatory, rising from a complex of visitor and education facilities.

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