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  • Sheffield Botanical Gardens Home Page

    The restored Sheffield Botanical Gardens, originally designed by Robert Marnock in the Gardenesque style, contain the largest collection of listed buildings in a Sheffield garden and a number of o...

  • Gardens within the Gardens — Sheffield Botanical Gardens Trust

    Gardens within the Gardens Sheffield Botanical Gardens has over 18 different areas of planting and a number of listed buildings for you to explore. Find our unique bear pit next to the Himalayan Garde...

  • Garden history — Sheffield Botanical Gardens Trust

    History Sheffield Botanical Gardens are located one and a half miles to the south-west of the city centre and cover 19 acres [7.7 hectares] on a sloping site. The Gardens are registered by English Her...

  • Who we are — Sheffield Botanical Gardens Trust

    Who we are The Sheffield Botanical Gardens Trust (registered charity 1162566, a CIO) exists to improve and refurbish the Sheffield Botanical Gardens, its collections and its buildings for the educatio...

  • Evolution Garden — Sheffield Botanical Gardens Trust

      Our focal point is a fossilised stump of one of the giant club mosses which flourished some 300 million years ago, in the Carboniferous period and which contributed – eventually – to the Coal Measur...

  • Pavilions — Sheffield Botanical Gardens Trust

     Pavilions The Pavilions, the three domes interlinked by ridge-and-furrow sections, were designed by local architect Benjamin Broomhead Taylor and opened in 1836. They were extended at either end in t...

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