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The Putrajaya Botanical Garden is a 230 acre tropical garden located in Klang Valley, Malaysia. It was designed as a sanctuary for Malaysian plant life and serves as an education and research center. The garden contains over 700 species of flowering plants from Asia, Africa, and the Pacific region. It features several sections including the Explorer's Trail, Palm Hill, Sun Garden, Floral Garden, and Lakeside area. Recreational activities include the Canopy Walk, cycling, and boating. The buildings are constructed from materials like wood, glass, steel, brick, and tile.
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Gardens by the Bay is a 101 hectare nature park in Singapore consisting of three waterfront gardens - Bay South, East, and Central. It was designed to transform Singapore into a "City in a Garden" and includes 18 towering Supertrees, 2 giant conservatories housing plants from around the world, and heritage gardens reflecting Singapore's culture. The largest Bay South Garden covers 54 hectares and is organized like an orchid, with the conservatories as roots and theme gardens as blooms. The Supertrees provide scale while functioning as vertical gardens with over 162,900 plants and lighting displays.
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This document discusses botanical gardens, including their definition, functions, history, and examples. Key points:
- Botanical gardens are educational institutions that display and study plant life. They serve botanists, gardeners, and the public.
- Historically, gardens date back to ancient civilizations but botanical gardens emerged in the 16th century with the Renaissance.
- Major functions include research, conservation, education, and recreation. They cultivate diverse plant collections and host programming.
- Examples highlighted are Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bangalore, Lloyd Botanic Garden in Darjeeling, and National Botanic Garden in Lucknow.
Exploring the Beauty of Malaysia
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REAL PARADISE GARDENS OF THE WORLD
MY PICK OF THE REAL PARADISE GARDENS OF THE WORLD
The gardens of the Emperors and Nobles were designed for recreation and aesthetic pleasure, while the gardens of temples were designed for contemplation and meditation. All these involve a creative way of designing the landscape with manicured grass, hedges and blooming flowers. However the Japanese have mastered the art of real serene natural gardens surrounding silent ponds and lakes. The Italians have created the rennaisance gardens with sculptures and fountains with the lead from Michael Angelo, though the French have maintained a blend of traditional and modern themes with the best gardens of the world.
Well considering all that is beautiful in outdoor gardening, here are my pick of the best floral and natural gardens of the world.
With the best of regards.
TONY CHACKO
tonychacko2000@gmail.com
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- 1. ORAL PRESENTATION 2 Topic 2(b): Parks and Gardens within KlangValley
- 3. Historical background • Has been designed as an Arcadia or a national sanctuary for the Malaysian living collection of plant taxonomy. • Centre for education and research. • Develop as a tropical garden. • Covering an area of 230 acres or 93 hectares. • Currently has more than 700 species of flowering plants, local plants as well as plants from the Asia- Pacific and Africa regions.
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