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.
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School & College Visits

The Botanic Garden offers enriching learning experiences for all students. Our landscape and plant collections provide a feast for the eyes, and we encourage visiting groups to learn-to-look. The development of observation skills is a fundamental scientific tool, which we aim to support at all levels.

There is a flourishing Schools’ Garden demonstrating a productive growing space, which offers a model for gathering ideas and where we can provide hands-on activities.
Schools and further education colleges within the UK system should explore the options available below. You can choose to arrange an Assisted Visit with one of our Education Officers or come on an Unassisted Visit, and lead the day yourself. Please see our bookings and charges section for more information.

To bring a language school to the Botanic Garden, please follow the link to the left.