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NEW! Director’s Choice Garden Guidebook

Brand new Director's Choice: Cambridge University Botanic Garden Guidebook

08 July 2020

We have some exciting news. It comes in the form of a small package, is visually stunning, full of interesting facts and brought to you by a group of passionate Botanic Garden staff. The brand new Director’s Choice: Cambridge University Botanic Garden Guidebook!

Front cover of the Cambridge University Botanic Garden Guidebook, featuring a close up of Drosera capensis
The front cover of the Guidebook features Drosera capensis, found in our Glasshouse Range Click for information

In this £10 guide the Director, Professor Beverley Glover, introduces the reader to some of the highlights in the Botanic Garden’s collection, sets the scene for the Garden’s foundation and history and showcases some of its modern landscapes and horticultural set pieces.

The new book is bursting with glorious, glossy, colourful photographs of the plants, trees and wildlife that make our Garden so special, with the Yoshino cherry blossom, other-worldly Jade vine and tropical giant Titan arum to name but a few. You will learn about some of the rarest specimens in our collections, and see the lengths our horticulturalists go to on far-flung expeditions to collect unusual flora.

Some of what’s featured in the Guidebook:

A group of horticulturalists in a rocky setting, investigating the plants growing on the surface.
Learn about the adventures our team get up to on fieldwork expeditions Click for information
A stunning, bright warm pink coloured moth, with a soft body and wings,
The vibrant Elephant Hawkmoth is just one of an astounding array of insect species in the Garden Click for information
Aerial view of the Fountain at Cambridge University Botanic Garden, surrounded by purple flowers and green lawn, with three pathways leading off it.
An aerial view of the Fountain accompanies details of the modern layout of the Garden Click for information
A striking cool coloured hanging vine plant, with unusual slipper shaped petals.
The Jade Vine is a favourite of visitors Click for information
Water viewed from above, with lily pads and reeds.
The Fen Display, home to aquatic plants and wildlife Click for information
A lone tree on a green lawn, covered in pale white/pink blossoms.
A signal of the start of spring. The beloved Yoshino Cherry tree on the Main Lawn Click for information

Click here to purchase a copy of the Guidebook for collection at the Ticket Office (proof of purchase email must be shown and there is currently no postage option.).

Guidebooks can also be purchased at the Ticket Office upon arrival with a credit or debit card.

So if you’re thinking of popping along to the Garden soon, you can add a Guidebook to your basket and collect when you arrive. It has been a labour of love for the team here, so from all of us, enjoy!

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