Wuhan Botanical Garden, located in Hubei, China, covers over 150 acres and contains over 4,000 species of flora. It was formed in 1956 as a place for scientists to study plants native to China.
There are several gardens on the property. These include an Aquatic Plant Garden, Rare Endangered Plant Garden, Chinese Gooseberry Garden, Ornamental Garden, Tree Garden, Pine and Cypress Garden, and Bamboo Garden.
The garden is open daily from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Admission is 30 yuan.
i think the aquatic plant and endangered plant garden would be utterly fascinating!
ReplyDeleteI have always enjoyed aquatic gardens. There's something peaceful about water.
DeleteYou have an amazing site. Beautiful pictures are so colorful and great take on the A-Z....now the X-Z ..challenge. Am a new follower!
ReplyDeletePatricia, Sugar & Spice & All Things ? Nice
Thanks for following! Glad you like the blog.
DeleteAnother gread garden with a water fall. I guess you know you have just written a book. Gardens from A to Z. I would buy it.
ReplyDeleteWell, if I can find an interested publisher, you may just see this as a book!
DeleteIt's surprising how many lovely gardens China has!
ReplyDeletegorgeous pics as usual and a hidden gem from China. Would love to visit all of these gardens someday. Your a to z has been wonderful (and a cheaper trip too).
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Glad you've enjoyed it!
DeleteAgain, simply gorgeous. Thanks for sharing this part of the world with us!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. There are so many beautiful places to see, aren't there?
DeleteHi Sherry! The gardens are beautiful. That waterfall is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Water features always seem to add a little something special to a garden.
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