The Adelaide Botanic Garden is located at the northeast end of the South Australian capital Adelaide downtown, next to North Street (North Terrace), Adelaide Royal Hospital (Royal Adelaide Hospital,RAH) and Adelaide Zoo (Adelaide Zoo).
Adelaide Botanic Garden was founded in 1857, covering an area of about 51 hectares, is an oasis in Adelaide city, providing a wide space for people's leisure and entertainment. The botanical garden is home to a large number of native Australian plants, imported plants and ornamental plants. It is also home to lakes, lush trees, colorful flowers and dancing butterflies and bees. According to the variety of plants, the garden is divided into palm house, mediterranean garden, amazon water lily pavilion and rose garden, each part is very bright, unique, fragrant spread. In short, come here, trouble will run out of the sky, sorrow will also go with the wind. Adelaide Botanic Garden also have cafes, gift shops, restaurants, pavilions and so on, if interested in the garden plants, but also buy some seeds to grow home.
Every year when the Adelaide Botanic Garden "carrion flower" is in full bloom, local people will rush to watch the rare landscape, although the flower does not smell good. Amorphophallus Titano is one of the largest flowering plants in the world. It is called "Amorphophallus" because it smells of rot. And flowers are also very short-lived, about 48 hours, similar to a flash in the pan. So it is more difficult to see, it is reported that in the world, the number of such flowers is also a few. In addition, the cultivation of this kind of flower is also difficult, so the person who can see is lucky enough. According to the report, the Adelaide Botanic Garden "rot flower" was planted in 2006.
Adelaide Botanic Garden together with the vitunga botanical garden (Wittunga Botanic Garden) on the steep western slope of Adelaide mountain (Adelaide Hills) and the lofti botanical garden (Mount Lofty Botanic Garden) on the east side of lofti mountain (lofti) constitute the three major botanical gardens of Adelaide city.
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