Botanical Gardens of India

The Gardens of India preserves not only the indigenous floral species but conserves many exotic species of plants.

Botanical Gardens of IndiaIn India there are many Botanical Gardens that includes many plants and trees. The Botanical Gardens preserve many indigenous plant species as well as many exotic examples of floral species. The Botanical gardens are places for research regarding plantation, cultivation and quality and quantity of fruits and flowers. It also organizes regular flower show. The Botanical Gardens enhances the greenery of a particular place and add much to the aesthetic value.

Agri Horticultural Society, Alipore, Kolkata : This Horticultural Society is famous for its winter flower show. It has a huge and rare collection of many plants including medicinal plants and ferns. The garden is famous for the collection of Cannas, It has also an attached nursery that provides research facility and offers various courses.

Botanical Gardens of India Indian Botanical Garden, Shivpur, Howrah, West Bengal : This garden consists of more than twelve thousand species of plants. The landmark of the garden is great old Banyan tree which is the largest in the world.

Lal Bagh, Bangalore, Karnataka:. Sultan Hyder Ali started it and his son Tipu Sultan completed it. He also added to its beauty by bringing various exotic plants. The garden follows the architecture of Mughal gardens. It has century old trees as well as many exotic plants. The garden is a beautiful one with the combination of old and modern artistic tastes.

Government Botanical Garden, Udagamandalam, Tamil Nadu : This garden is famous for its huge collection of roses, which is largest among India. The Government Botanical Garden has a vast collection of indigenous and exotic plants.

Lloyd`s botanical Garden, Darjeeling, West Bengal : This was established as an annexure of Botanical Garden at Kolkata. This houses many local species of plants, cactus, succulent plants, and orchids.

Brindavan Garden, Mysore, Karnataka : The Brindavan Garden is a terrace garden that is the most beautiful garden of India. It is nicely illuminated with lights in the evening and the fountains are musical fountains that dance with the rhythm of sound and the changing colors of light add extra grandeur to it.

Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden : This is located in the Rumtek of Sikkim. The botanical garden houses many rare species of plants exclusive in Himalayan region only.

Recently updated articles in Flora & Fauna

Indian Aloe Vera
Indian Aloe Vera Thumbnail

Indian Aloe Vera

Indian Aloe, growing to moderate heights, appears glossy, with pulpy leaves, essential in making drugs.

Amaranthus spinosus
Amaranthus spinosus Thumbnail

Amaranthus spinosus

Amaranthus spinosus is a medicinal herb found in India and is commonly known for its medicinal value.

Shilli Wildlife Sanctuary
Shilli Wildlife Sanctuary Thumbnail

Shilli Wildlife Sanctuary

Shilli Wildlife Sanctuary in Himachal Pradesh was established in 1963 in order to preserve the Himalayan Black Bear which is an endangered creature. D...

Flora and fauna of Karnataka
Flora and fauna of Karnataka Thumbnail

Flora and fauna of Karnataka

Karnataka boasts a remarkable diversity of flora and fauna, nurtured by its varied landscapes ranging from the Western Ghats to dry plains. The state’...

Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary
Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary Thumbnail

Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary

Known to be the oldest water bird sanctuary in the country, Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary is home to myriad types of migratory birds including 26 rare s...