Brussels, Belgium
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Join us for a delightful workshop with Davide Capasso - Florist Studio in Brussels where you'll create your own floral arrangement inspired by the art of Japanese floristry. We’ll start with a brief introduction to the techniques and principles of this beautiful craft. Then, you’ll select a few flowers based on an inspiration image to bring your vision to life. All necessary materials will be provided, and you can enjoy some tea while you work.
Gansbaai, South Africa
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Exploring the stunning array of 765 flower species on the reserve is best experienced aboard one of our classic open-top Land Rovers during a 4x4 Flower Safari. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, you'll gain fascinating insights into the delicate balance between the local fauna and flora. Discover how certain fynbos wildflowers depend on the intense heat of fire to sprout their seeds, and learn about the enticing scents that draw in the vibrant birds unique to this area, like the Southern Double-Collared Sunbird, known for its striking red and blue collar.
Cape Town, South Africa
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Namaqualand Flower Tours has been showcasing the stunning wildflowers of Namaqualand since 1998. We are excited to share our enthusiasm and appreciation for these beautiful blooms with you, guiding you to some of the most breathtaking spots in the region.
George, South Africa
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The Garden Route Botanical Garden, established in 1996 at the base of the Outeniqua Mountains, came to life after the George Local Municipality granted permission to the BotSoc’s Garden Route Branch for its creation. Visitors can explore a well-marked collection of trees from the Southern Cape forests. This garden serves as a vital habitat for wildlife, hosting 52 species of butterflies, 26 species of damselflies, 10 species of frogs, 600 plant species, and 146 bird species.
Durban, South Africa
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Durban Botanic Gardens holds the title of Africa's oldest botanical garden still in existence. It was originally founded next to the Umgeni River in 1849 and relocated in 1851 to a more suitable 15-hectare area on the lower slopes of Berea, close to the city center. The garden is well-known for its most notable curator, John Medley Wood (1827-1915), who played a key role in the conservation of the rare cycad, Encephalartos woodii.
Thohoyandou, South Africa
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Thohoyandou Botanical Garden spanning 89 hectares, the garden primarily features the Soutpansberg mountain bushveld and was previously overseen by Eric Netshuingani, a retired ethnobotanical expert and the founder of the Venda Herbarium. The future vision includes enhancing the plant collections that are showcased and preserved, with a particular emphasis on Limpopo's unique flora.
Kwelera River Mouth, South Africa
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Kwelera National Botanical Garden (NBG) is the newest addition to SANBI’s collection, being the 10th garden established. Unlike its historic inland counterparts, such as the Makana botanical garden in Grahamstown and the King William’s Town botanical garden, Kwelera is beautifully situated on the Wild Coast near East London.
Roodepoort, South Africa
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Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens, located in Roodepoort, was established in 1982, although it has attracted visitors for leisure since the 1800s. The gardens are framed by the stunning sugarbush ridges, from which the beautiful Witpoortjie falls flow into the grounds.
Pretoria, South Africa
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Pretoria National Botanical Gardens (NBG) spans 76 hectares and was established in 1946 in the eastern suburbs of South Africa's administrative capital. The garden features a striking 35-meter-high quartzite outcrop that divides it into two sections. Visitors can enjoy a paved nature trail that allows them to explore this ridge.
Mbombela, South Africa
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Lowveld National Botanical Garden is situated in Mbombela (formerly known as Nelspruit), where the Crocodile and Nels Rivers meet. The garden offers stunning views of magnificent waterfalls from various lookout points. It features a diverse array of plants native to Limpopo Province, including the famous baobab trees.
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Richmond, USA
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Historic Garden Week in Virginia is mnown as the "America's Largest Open House," this event features many tours showcasing stunning gardens ranging from the Shenandoah Valley foothills to the Tidewater beaches.