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Garden Stroll
Stroll through BBG:
- Bluebell Wood
- Celebrity Path
- Cherry Esplanade
- Children's Garden
- Cranford Rose Garden
- Crape-Myrtle Walk
- Daffodil Hill
- Discovery Garden
- Fragrance Garden
- Herb Garden
- Home Composting Exhibit
- Iris and Peony Collection
- Japanese Garden
- Judith D. Zuk Magnolia Plaza
- Lilac Collection
- Lily Pool Terrace: Perennial Border, Annual Border
- Native Flora Garden
- Osborne Garden
- Overlook
- Plant Family Collection:
Ferns,
Conifers,
Ginkgos,
Magnolias,
Elms, Oaks, and Walnuts,
Heath,
Roses,
Legumes,
Honeysuckle,
Daisy Family,
Monocots
- Rock Garden
- Shakespeare Garden
- Steinhardt Conservatory:
Aquatic House and Orchid
Collection,
Bonsai Museum,
Desert Pavilion,
Palm House,
Gallery,
Trail of Evolution,
Tropical Pavilion,
Warm Temperate Pavilion
- Tree Peony Collection
Plant Family Collection: Ginkgos
Not all gymnosperms are conifers. The well-known ginkgo, with its fan-shaped
leaves, lacks cones. Its seeds are encased in a fleshy, malodorous outer
coating. The tree, which has been grown in monastery gardens for thousands of
years, is no longer found in its native habitat in China. Signs marking the
specimen in Ginkgo Triangle tell the story of this tree's ancestors, which date
back to the Triassic period, 225 to 190 million years ago.
Map of the Garden
The Plant Family Collection is indicated by the orange box. Click on the map
to visit other locations in the Garden, or click
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