Tbilisi Botanical Garden is located in Tbilisi, Georgia. (That's Georgia near Russia - not the United States.) It covers over 325 acres and contains roughly 3500 different types of plants.
The garden was founded in 1625, and was first known as the "royal gardens." Today visitors can see flora and fauna from all over the world -China, Japan, Turkey, and North America. The river Tsaukisistskali runs through the area. Three large bridges cross over it, and under one is a beautiful waterfall, which is probably the main attraction of the garden. The garden is also noted for its lovely peonies and iris.
The garden is open daily from dawn to dusk.
The garden was founded in 1625, and was first known as the "royal gardens." Today visitors can see flora and fauna from all over the world -China, Japan, Turkey, and North America. The river Tsaukisistskali runs through the area. Three large bridges cross over it, and under one is a beautiful waterfall, which is probably the main attraction of the garden. The garden is also noted for its lovely peonies and iris.
The garden is open daily from dawn to dusk.
Hi Sherry - so interesting to 'be made to go look' to see exactly where Georgia is ... next to Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey ... I'm amazed the garden is still goin - lovely ... I sadly won't be going, though I do love peonies - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteThe waterfall is really beautiful! (Glad I made you look up Georgia!) :)
DeleteI won't go looking for it next time I travel to Atlanta then. LOL
ReplyDeleteNo, you won't find it here. But we do have some pretty gardens!
DeleteWonder how many folks look for these gardens in GA, USA - ha! They appear gorgeous
ReplyDeleteThe waterfall is beautiful! If people came to GA, they'd still find some nice gardens.
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