Looking good now
This spectacular multi-branched succulent shrub from Africa is producing many striking, deep coral flowers above whorls of blue-green foliage, each leaf margin heavily barbed with lime green teeth.
This spectacular multi-branched succulent shrub from Africa is producing many striking, deep coral flowers above whorls of blue-green foliage, each leaf margin heavily barbed with lime green teeth.
 
Brookside Gate, at the corner of Trumpington Road and Bateman StreetBrookside Gate, at the corner of Trumpington Road and Bateman Street

Plan your Visit

With plants from all over the world displayed in a 40-acre oasis of gardens and glasshouses, the Cambridge University Botanic Garden is an inspiration for gardeners, an exciting introduction to the natural world for families, and provides a great day out for all our visitors.

As you discover this wonderful Garden, please remember that it is an unparalleled collection of plants used for research and teaching, cared for in a Grade II* registered heritage landscape.
Please take care to keep to the paths and lawns and not walk on the beds. Many plants are very fragile and are easily damaged. Please do not climb the trees.

This is a working garden, where machinery is in constant use, so to stay safe, please look about you carefully and keep children in your care under close supervision at all times.