botanic garden
a place in which plants are grown, studied, and exhibited
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How to use botanic garden in a sentence
We hired a guy called Patrick Cullina, who was at the Brooklyn botanic garden, to run the horticulture and operations of the park.
Miller gives 1648 as the earliest date he could discover, at which time it was grown in the Oxford botanic garden.
The plant-lore and garden-craft of Shakespeare | Henry Nicholson EllacombeThey were therefore placed in a building adjacent to the botanic garden.
One of the first things to which his attention was directed was the Cambridge botanic garden.
No work in which Balfour engaged gave him more genuine pleasure than the administration of the botanic garden.
The botanic garden had, indeed, ranked for upwards of half a century as the richest in the world.
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