Scottish Gardens, Open Day, Glasgow Botanics Gardens 10 July, 2016
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Description
Glasgow Botanic Gardens encompasses 19.4 hectares of gardens and an arboretum.The collections have developed since the establishment of the Botanic Gardens in 1817. The Main Range glasshouses and the world renowned Kibble Palace offer a range of environmental conditions and host plants from around the world. The guided tours, led by senior Gardens staff, will take a look behind the scenes to see the backup collections, propagation facilities and the orchid laboratory. The tour will also include a visit to the Filmy Fern House, rarely seen by the public but not to be missed!
Directions
The Gardens are located at the junction between Byres Road and Great Western Road. Closely located public transport stations include Hillhead (subway) and Partick (railway). Buses 6, 8, 10a and 19 stops nearby.
Garden Openings
Sunday 10 July 2:00pm – 5:00pm
Admissions
£5.00, OAP’s £4.00, children under 12 free
Beneficiaries
The Friends of Glasgow Botanic Gardens receives 40%, the net remaining to SG Beneficiaries
http://www.scotlandsgardens.org
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