The New York Botanical Garden is located in Brooks, New York, and contains 50 different gardens. Visitors can visit stepped waterfalls, wetlands, and a 20-hectare uncut New York forest of oak, American beech, cherry, birch, tulip and ash, some more than 200 years old . The important attractions of the New York Botanical Garden include the "Crystal Palace" wrought iron greenhouse, now called Haupt Conservatory, Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden, Rock Garden; about 15 hectares of coniferous forest. Academic facilities include a dissemination center, a library with 550,000 volumes and a herbarium with more than 7 million specimens dating back 300 years.
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Show More ReviewsThe New York Botanical Garden, situated in the Bronx, New York City, is a major botanical institution established in 1891. Covering 250 acres, it contains over one million plant species. The garden includes various themed areas, such as a famous rose garden, a rock garden, and a garden dedicated to native plants. It also features the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, a Victorian-style greenhouse with tropical and desert flora, as well as a notable herbarium and library. The NYBG provides educational programs, exhibitions, and events focused on plant science, conservation, and sustainability for visitors of all ages.