Voices of Gardens

A living work of art in Marrakech, Jardin Majorelle brings together exotic plants, rare species, and the iconic Majorelle Blue. From its creation by Jacques Majorelle to its restoration by...

Taman Botani Perdana in Kuala Lumpur is more than a botanical garden. From its origins as the Lake Garden in 1888 to its role today as a National Heritage Site,...

The Tropical Botanical Garden in Lisbon is shaped by a history rooted in colonial botanical practice and plant cultivation. Through its collections and ongoing scientific work, it reflects a continuity...

Founded in 1678 and shaped by fire, war, and scientific ambition, Kaisaniemi Botanical Garden in Helsinki is a living archive of resilience. From its historic Palm House to ancient mosses...

For our latest Voices of the Garden interview, we travel to Málaga to meet the people caring for one of the city’s most important botanical spaces. From history and horticulture...

In Groningen, the Hortus Botanicus Haren unfolds like a living mind. One of the oldest and largest botanical gardens in the Netherlands, it is cared for by more than 130...

In Nancy, the Jardin Botanique Jean-Marie Pelt is more than a garden. It is a living museum of science, memory, and care. Home to nearly 12,000 plant species, it tells...

At the edge of Stockholm’s Brunnsviken lies Bergianska Trädgården, a garden where science and stillness meet. From greenhouses filled with tropical life to quiet terraces overlooking the water, it offers...

What does Singapore’s biodiversity look like beyond its skyline? From mangroves and rainforests to hornbills and orchids, explore expert answers to common questions about local wildlife. Discover where to start...