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University of Puerto Rico Botanic Garden

Explore a 289-acre recreational and educational center that houses a herbarium with over 36,000 specimens. Get inspired for school projects, learn about native flora, and delve into ecological issues.

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Atlanta Botanical Garden

Explore Atlanta's most dreamy landscape at the Atlanta Botanical Garden. 30 acres of beautiful outdoor gardens, award-winning Children's Garden, Canopy Walk, and Skyline Garden make this the trip of a lifetime!

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US National Arboretum

Explore a world of botanical wonders with our scientific reference collection of over 800,000 dried pressed plants. Special emphasis on azaleas, cherries, daffodils and more. Perfect for research and studies in agriculture, horticulture & more.

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Fort Worth Botanic Garden

Experience the beauty of Texas' oldest and largest botanical garden! Visit the Fort Worth Botanic Garden and see 22 specialty gardens with over 2,500 species of plants, including the Japanese Garden and the Rose Garden. Don't miss the stunning Four Seasons Garden with its hundreds of chrysanthemums, daylilies, and irises.

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Marie Selby Botanical Garden

Explore Sarasota's beautiful botanical gardens, founded in 1973. Marie Selby and her husband, William, planted the famous banyan grove nearly 100 years ago, and it's still there. See it for yourself!

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Santa Barbara Botanic Garden

Discover how Santa Barbara Botanic Garden has conserved native plants and habitats for the planet while enduring destruction and rebirth from wildfire at this cherished and visionary destination.

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Naples Botanical Garden

Discover and learn about the beautiful and nourishing plants between 26th latitude and how to protect them. Get the knowledge you need to take action and become an environmental steward today!

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Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Society

Discover the inspiring mission of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden: promoting the art, enjoyment & knowledge of horticulture through engaging education & research opportunities while committing to excellence & diversity.

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