Information on the Botanic Gardens, Australian plants, and access to databases on living plants, herbarium specimens and photographs.

The gardens were opened in 1832, designed by J. C. Loudon, a leading garden planner, horticultural journalist and publisher

The official website, in German and English, with map, photographs and information.

Information about Mexico's botanic gardens and research centre.

Official homepage for the garden.

Description and history of the founding of the gardens

The Gardens are located on the Hebrew University's Givat Ram campus. They were first developed in 1953.

A visionary project and botanical science showcase built for the Millennium and beyond.

The garden was declared by the Norfolk Island and Commonwealth Governments in 1986 to provide a place where specimens of Norfolk's unique flora could be appreciated.

The gardens occupy a position on the edge of Sydney Harbour.

The plant collection has over 150,000 plants with approximately 140 families, 700 genera and 2000 different species represented. Although South Coast Botanic Gardens flora has species from all over the globe, it is particularly rich in plants from Australia and South America, whose similar climates make South Coast ideally suited for plant introduction programs.

A number of specialized gardens, such as that for economic and medicinal plants or that for endangered species, have been establised, as well as a carefully planned Garden for the Blind.

The Botanic Garden (Orto Botanico) of Padova dates back to 1545 and is regarded as the most ancient university garden in the world.

Chicago Botanic Garden, an Illinois botanical museum, offers 23 beautiful gardens on 385 acres, plants, flowers, greenhouses, educational classes, plant information.

Official site for the Royal Botanic Garden. It was founded in the 17th century and now extends to 31 hectares at Inverleith.

Established by Congress in 1820, the United States Botanic Garden is the oldest botanic garden in North America. Since 1849 the Garden has been located at the eastern end of the Mall.