SANBI Gardens co.za. Click on image or link above to visit a garden of your choice SANBI’s Conservation Gardens & Tourism Division manages SANBI’s network of nine National Botanical Gardens (NBGs), each with their associated tourism infrastructure and conservation estate, and Interpretation Section.
‘Conservation Gardens’ is the international term for botanical gardens that include both landscaped and natural areas within their boundaries. The nine national botanical gardens - Free State, Hantam, Harold Porter, Karoo Desert, Kirstenbosch, Lowveld, KwaZulu-Natal, Pretoria and Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens - are located in six of South Africa’s nine provinces. South Africa’s national botanical gardens have, since their establishment at different times during the 20th and 21st century, focused on growing and conserving South Africa’s indigenous plants. Together they conserve over 7,500 ha of natural vegetation and associated biodiversity within their boundaries.
S Carolina Botanical. Hatley Gardens. Milner Gardens. Abkhazi Garden. Abkhazi Garden.
Photo by Dennis Robinson One of Canada’s Most Significant Garden Creations. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden. Botanical Gardens, Tofino. UBC Botanical Garden. Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Elisabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden. Horticultural Centre of the Pacific. Berry Botanic Garden.