Operation of a botanical garden with outdoor exhibitions and pavilions. Several botanical themes are presented in the pavilions: arid Africa, aquaria, prehistory, flowering plants, cacti, australis, carnivorous plants, neotropis, large cacti, orchids and paleotropis.
Maintenance and development of the arboretum and didactic and scientific research activities. Operation of a collection of tree species with a focus on forestry significant taxa of the temperate and boreal zones of the Northern Hemisphere.
We operate an outdoor display area with a Japanese garden, historic St. Clare's Vineyard and a tropical Fata Morgana greenhouse. We host a variety of events and exhibitions for the public.
The Botanical Garden of the Faculty of Tropical Agriculture of the Czech University of Life Sciences has the most unique and comprehensive collection of tropical and subtropical plants in the Czech Republic. These are plants used for direct consumption, i.e. fruits, vegetables, cereals, legumes, as well as textile, technical, medicinal and others.
We are part of the Landscape Research Institute. We operate a botanical garden with a collection of woody plants complemented by collections of perennials, bulbs and ornamental grasses. In addition to research activities, we organise exhibitions, excursions and events for the public. We run a plant shop and offer seedlings of commemorative trees.
A unique park within easy reach of Prague. A national cultural monument and a UNESCO site. Collections of exotic and native trees, unique composition, 25 km of paths, 250 hectares of land. Part of the area is a botanical garden, expositions in the castle, Rybarna, Česká chaloupka, gallery. The headquarters of the Botanical Institute of the CAS.
Operation of a botanical garden with outdoor exhibitions and pavilions.The main task of our botanical garden is to grow the assortments of plants necessary for teaching horticulture, floriculture and vegetable gardening. Another essential function of the garden is to maintain the gene pool of mainly cultivated plants.
The herb garden stands on the site of an older garden house, which is mainly related to the medieval monastery herb gardens. The garden allows visitors not only to buy plants, but also to sit quietly among the herbs.
Our company covers an area of 2.5 hectares. There are about 2,500 different species and cultivars of trees in various colours and shapes - yews, yews, spruces, oaks, beeches, cypresses, larches, pines, birches, douglas firs, firs and sycamores. We also grow a range of perennials, bulbs, azaleas and rhododendrons.
The certified nature garden confirms a responsible and considerate approach to local fauna and flora. Here you can relax, learn about traditional Giant Mountain crops and herbs or use the play and educational elements.