Glasgow Botanic Gardens (hereafter referred to as 'the Gardens') is a botanic garden located in the West End of Glasgow operated by and the Land and Environmental Services department of Glasgow City Council. The Gardens' mission is to serve the people of Glasgow by connecting people and plants through inspiration and education. As a
Glasgow Botanic Gardens, situated in the West End of the city, lies beside the River Kelvin. Thomas Hopkirk, a distinguished Glasgow botanist, was the founder of the Gardens and, with the support of a number of local dignitaries and the University of Glasgow, they were set up in 1817.
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Glasgow Botanic Gardens - Kibble Palace Virtual Tour
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Glasgow Botanic Gardens www.glasgowbotanicgardens.com BECOME A FRIEND… For 200 years, Glaswegians have enjoyed the displays, collections and open spaces that the Gardens offer throughout the year. Today we can enjoy and learn from, the Main Range glasshouses and the world famous Kibble Palace. The specialist gardens of roses, herbs, vegetables
Chorus at the Kibble - Glasgow Botanic Gardens
Glasgow Botanic Gardens. Opening times. Grounds 7am - dusk (all year) Glasshouses (Kibble Palace & Main Range) Summer Winter 10am - 6pm 10am - 4pm; Tearooms Please see News Page for opening times; General enquiries. Tearooms: 0141 276 1640; Gardens: 0141 276 1614; Email: The General Manager; Email: The Friends;
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Glasgow Botanic Gardens. Opening times. Grounds 7am - dusk (all year) Glasshouses (Kibble Palace & Main Range) Summer Winter 10am - 6pm 10am - 4pm; Tearooms Please see News Page for opening times; General enquiries. Tearooms: 0141 276 1640; Gardens: 0141 276 1614; Email: The General Manager; Email: The Friends;
Glasgow Botanic Gardens is home to a rich and important tree collection from all over the world. The west of Scotland climate suits lots of the trees and they thrive here, particularly those from cooler temperate regions. Many are rare or threatened in the wild, while others are historically important. Several are
The garden therefore expects its partners in acquiring, maintaining, and transferring plant material to always act in accordance with the CBD and the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).
EMAIL: [email protected] WEB: glasgowbotanicgardens.com or www.glasgow.gov.uk/parks GROUPS VISITS: are especially welcome and a guide may be available if arranged in advance with the Gardens’ Office.