1. Glasgow’s Botanic Gardens

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Glasgow’s Botanical Gardens are located in the west end of the city and were established in 1817

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The gardens feature native and non-native outdoor plants as well as indoor collections housed in glasshouses including the historic Kibble Palace

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As well as showcasing 1000s of different species of trees and plants, the gardens also offer spectacular architecture in the form of green houses and other historical buildings

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Located in the heart of the city’s west end, the gardens act as a convenient short-cut for people walking from one part of the city to another.

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Thousands of university students and others pass through the “Botanics” on a daily basis as they rush to and from lectures and other work and social commitments – so the wonders of the area are enjoyed by the city’s citizens on a daily basis, 365 days of the year

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The Botanic Gardens is also the home of the national project to promote the National Tree Collections of Scotland
Click the link to find out more about the National Tree Collections of Scotland: