Botanical garden Essays

  • Restoration and Recovery of the Botanical Garden José María Orozco

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    Summary of Proposal Background The main objective of the botanical gardens today is the conservation of biological diversity ex situ, allowing for the potential loss of this because of the destruction of the environment. However, in the past the main activity of the botanical gardens was the buildup and maintenance of diversity that explorers brought back from unexplored regions, near and far, in order to make them available to growers that they would explore the potential that plants collected

  • Queens Botanical Garden

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    Our walk began at the entrance of the Queens Botanical Garden where we observed a tree that had been present there for quite some time. In front of the garden’s entrance on Main Street there is a tree sculpture that was built in 2002 in dedication to the victims and heroes of 9/11. Also I noticed that the garden's perimeter is enclosed by a steel fence that has the garden’s name and the native plants to that area inscribed on the panels of the fence. The weather that morning was very cold and we

  • Don't Be Too Quick to Judge

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    researched the gardens extensively; I was so prepared to see the blossoming rose gardens, and the crystal clear streambed that cascaded throughout the gardens. Yet to my surprise the gardens were nothing of my expectations, and I was foolish to think in such a manner. I was extraordinarily disappointed, and the gardens looked as if they had been neglected for the past 10 years with overgrown grasses and neglected plants. Nevertheless, as I ventured out on my exploration of the gardens I set out to

  • Pedagogical Analysis Paper

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    The detailed picture of the guided visit that we have provided herein emphasizes that the learning environment designed by botanic gardens, or even other informal science institutions in a broader sense, should encourage dialogues, which engage both BGEs and students in creating and making sense of knowledge through joint activities. The findings of this study suggest that the facilitation

  • A History of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden

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    A History of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden Growing from its humble beginnings as an ash dump in the late 1800's, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden has come to represent today the very best in urban gardening and horticultural display. The Brooklyn Botanical Garden blooms in the middle of one of the largest cities in the world. Each year more than 750,000 people visit the well-manicured formal and informal gardens that are a testament to nature's vitality amidst urban brick and concrete. More than 12,000

  • Essay On Botanic Garden

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    in particular that is special, The U.S. Botanic Gardens. It is one of the oldest botanic gardens in North America and its exterior has not really changed over time. It is home to almost 10,000 living specimens, some of them 165 years old. The U.S. Botanic Garden is a beautiful tourist attraction where people can experience plants and become one with nature. It informs visitors about the importance and irreplaceable value of plants. The Botanic Garden is currently located on 100 Maryland Avenue SW

  • Most Beautiful Garden Essay

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    most beautiful gardens in the world It is believed that the earliest gardens were planted to reap medicinal benefits. However, over the times, the functioning of gardens has been dramatically changed as a tourist spots and relaxing area. Growing of different flowers, designing the garden in a unique way and building activities are now the major attractions of gardens across world. We have listed down the top most beautiful gardens in the world that should be explored: Butchart Gardens- Canada: Brentwood

  • Family Day

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    was the only one with a blazer on. My siblings and I were really happy we all went to church together, so I guess my dad was happy because of that, but he had a tired look on his face too. After church, my parents decided we should go to the botanical gardens and spend the rest of the day there. My dad had an old Chevy that sounded pretty good; it got us where we needed to go. It had some rust on the edges here and there, but all and all it was a good running car. The inside smelled like pine because

  • About My Home Town Ooty

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    grassy downs, the hills and dales gripped the imagination of the British. They surveyed and mapped the hills and started filling in what they felt as missing parts of the landscape. Thus spacious Victorian houses, country-style churches and spruced gardens came into being. They even brought the English vegetation like cabbages, cauliflower, strawberries, raspberries and flowers like buttercups and rhododendrons. They built the first railway line in this area and made Ooty the summer capital of the

  • Reiman Gardens Mission Statement

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    Reiman Gardens, the name alone will instantly create the imagery of its lush greenery and phenomenal landscaping; however, not many people know that aside from its exterior beauty, there is a hidden meaning to the gardens. Because Iowa State University is apart of the Land Grant mission, Reiman Gardens has been added to help ensure the success of students. Iowa State’s mission has always been to help its students’ succeed, and now, with the help of Reiman Gardens, students can succeed in a whole

  • Descriptive Essay About The Garden

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    The city’s gardens are an immense oasis with a variety of flowers, trees, and bushes. In the spring and summer, the sun often shines warmly on the garden’s visitors. The guests wander down miles of wide cobblestone paths that lead between the brightly colored plants. The garden has a few very popular and beautiful sections. The individual gardens considered the most spectacular are the tulips courtyard, the rose garden, and the exotic plants hothouse. A visitor is encouraged to plan on spending several

  • Roberto Burle Marx

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    that were celebrated in Berlin’s Botanical Garden for their exuberance and diversity whereas in Brazil they were discarded as weeds and scrub. Burle Marx became a pioneer advocate for the conservation of the Brazilian rainforest, discovering over fifty tropical species and incorporating them in his landscape designs. He revolutionized the discipline by breaking with European traditions unchallenged since the eighteenth century and envisioning the tropical garden as a modern paradigm. Fiercely embracing

  • Persuasive Essay On Why I Hate Weeds

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    I am ashamed to admit how much I hate weeds. I have devoted entire summers to eradicating them, researching and studying, scheming and scheduling, recruiting help and putting in backbreaking hours. Yet despite the effort, like Wylie Coyote, I have failed. Weeds have so many hiding places; they produce so many seeds; they are so persistent. The professionals will tell you weeds cannot be extirpated, they can only be managed. I am not really at peace with that yet, but I do take solace in knowing

  • India, the Indigo Plant, and William Carey

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    Carey quickly learned the methods and precise processes for producing the precious indigo dye. Because Carey was such a keen botanist, he assisted in editing Dr. William Roxburgh's Hortus Bengaliensis (catalog of plants located within the Calcutta Garden) and Roxburgh's famous Flora Indica in 1832. Although the indigo factories were widespread, th...

  • Personal Narrative Essay: My Love Of Plants

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    other shade loving plants throw me hopelessly into the “weirdo” category. I want others to share my weirdness, but we have a slight problem on our hands. I’m willing to bet you won’t find Sherwood Cerise or any other Sherwood hybrids at whatever garden center you frequent, nor any Orange Cup, another must have, nor most of the many azaleas I’ve fallen in love with over the years. Robin Hill Roddy is one of the most wonderful of all azaleas but I doubt you would be able to find anyone who grows

  • The Benefits of Creating School Gardens

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    I have an idea for you, why not start a school garden? A school garden would cost money to make and would take a lot of resources to build but it would all be worth it. Fresh food, you know exactly where it has been. Some people think that a school garden would be a wast of valuable resources. But we think it will be great investment for the students and teachers. Processed food you buy and you don't know where it came from. Having a school garden will be beneficial for the following reasons; It

  • The Tragedy of King Richard the Second: The Garden of the Kingdom

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    The Tragedy of King Richard the Second: The Garden of England In Act 3, Scene 4 of The Tragedy of King Richard the Second by Shakespeare, the Queen finds that she is unhappy due to an unexplained intuition. While in the Duke of York’s palace, the Queen’s waiting-women try to comfort her until the gardeners interrupt the failed attempts to reach a happiness. As the Queen secretly listens into the gardener’s conversation, she hears that they are speaking about binding the apricots and plucking the

  • Self Image Monster Essay

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    When we think about monsters, we all come up with one common thought. We think of a large, terrifying beast that most likely has sharp teeth, demonic eyes, and the strength of a thousand men. Frightening yes, but I think we actually prefer this image for a few reasons. The biggest one being that this deadly, mythical creature is just that: a myth. It is simply a character in a story and it will never actually harm us. I love this mindset as much as the next person but unfortunately, it is completely

  • Characteristics Of Modern Garden Ideas

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    Ideas and inspirations for modern gardens There is a Chinese saying which, when translated, roughly means “One who plants a garden, plants happiness.” There is no denying of the fact. Avid gardeners among you will fondly remember your first gardening experiences. Perhaps, you were only a toddler then helping the older members of the family in backyard landscaping. Don’t you still feel the same thrill when you see the first signs of buds in your daffodils or dahlias? You most certainly do! In fact

  • Persuasive Essay On Gardening

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    Your limitations can be space, time and resource, but never your imagination. Regardless of those few restriction, you can still create the idea garden that you and others can enjoy. Whether you plan gardening from plant pots or from a raised bed, your greatest challenge can be getting started. Before you begin designing or breaking ground for your garden, creating a list of ideas of what you want to plant and size your gardening will be. Another thing to consider is the type of ground or land that