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Andromeda Botanic Gardens

http://www.cavehill.uwi.edu/fst/bcs/research-projects/andromeda.aspx/
Tropical garden on East coast of Barbados, with collections of palms, heliconias, succulents, medicinal plants, and orchids. Information on educational facilities, and photo galleries.
Belize Botanic Garden

http://www.belizebotanic.org/
Native species are presented in an educational setting, including special collections such as Heliconias, orchids, and palms. Education on the horticultural heritage of Belize, including sustainable agriculture.
Bermuda's Gardens

http://bermuda-online.org/gardens.htm
Illustrated listing with information on garden destinations in Bermuda.
Botanical Garden in Vácrátót

http://www.botkert.hu/
Landscape garden in Hungary housing thousands of plant species. Overview, visitor information, and seed catalog. [Hungarian/English/German]
Gardenvisit.com

http://www.gardenvisit.com/
A guide to garden tours and history, historic parks, and botanic collections open to the public in the UK, USA, Europe, Japan, India, and Australia.
International Peace Garden

http://www.peacegarden.com/
Straddling the US-Canadian border between North Dakota and Manitoba, this expansive park features lawns, vistas, and floral displays. History, on-site museums, visitor information.
Montreal Estate Gardens

http://www.montrealestgdns.f9.co.uk/
Formal, plantation, and rainforest gardens are among the attractions of this public garden in the mountains of the Island of St Vincent in the Caribbean.
National Botanic Garden of Belgium

http://www.br.fgov.be/
Botanical garden near Brussels. Overview of history, mission, and educational opportunities, visitor information, and calendar of events.
Peter Korns Trädgården

http://www.peterkornstradgard.se/
Private botanical garden in South of Sweden, consisting of distinct biotopes. Illustrated descriptions of the various garden areas and structures, and information about visiting. [Swedish/English]
St. George Village Botanical Garden

http://www.sgvbg.org/
Aims to conserve the native plant species of St. Croix, as well as threatened species of other Caribbean islands suited to local environmental conditions. Its collections include bromeliads, cacti and succulents, orchids, with rainforest areas as well as a dry palmetum.
Tallinn Botanic Garden

http://tallinnbotanicgarden.org/
Facility in Estonia features an arboretum and outdoor collections of roses, perennials, bulbous plants, and annuals, arranged into themed gardens, as well as a greenhouse with tropical plants.
The Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna

http://www.botanik.univie.ac.at/hbv/
Specialized in mountain flora, pharmaceutical plants, and succulents, with special collections and a tropical greenhouse. Overview, and information about visiting.
University of Copenhagen: Botanical Garden & Museum

http://botanik.snm.ku.dk/
Displays Denmark's largest collection of living plants and houses the country's only gene bank for wild species. Other features include a palm house, with tropicals, orchids, cacti and succulents, and cycads.
University of Helsinki Botanical Garden at Kaisaniemi

http://www.luomus.fi/english/exhibitions/botanicgarden/
Maintaining a collection of living plants for use in research and teaching. Information about public and research collections, greenhouses, and tours.
University of Zagreb Botanical Garden

http://hirc.botanic.hr/vrt/english/start.htm
Overview of the gardens areas and collections, with history and tour information.

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