Flower Kingdom Auckland Botanic Gardens Auckland

The Auckland Botanic Gardens (BOTANIC GARDENS) is young, opened in 1982, covering an area of 64 hectares, of which 10 hectares are original forests. The tour guide says that the Botanic Gardens aims to show the different types of plants formed under different climates while visitors appreciate the beauty of plants, the importance of plants to human survival and the environment, and to enhance people's awareness of plant protection. We visited the New Zealand native plant garden, the city tree garden, the rose garden, the African plant garden, the rock garden, the edible plant garden, the Potter children's garden, etc. Blue sky and white clouds, green grass, various plants, flowers and plants, make people feel relaxed and happy. At the same time, it stimulates your interest in plants and increases your knowledge. You can learn about plant-related knowledge and home garden maintenance skills through the QR code, the official website of the park, and the public platform. The entrance of the park is a cafe filled with plants. The park has free WI-FI. The Botanic Gardens is free, and the summer opening hours are from eight in the morning to eight in the evening. Smoking is prohibited in the park. Leashed dogs are allowed. Aucklanders are very lucky to have such a beautiful and huge Botanic Gardens, which is good for visiting, walking, and sitting. The Auckland Botanic Gardens currently does not have a greenhouse that is standard in general botanical gardens.