Garden Tourism

Garden Organic Ryton, the headquarters for the UK’s leading organic growing charity, has been awarded the widest recognised British tourism award for their excellent facilities. The site, which boasts an already award winning organic restaurant and shop along with the highly popular Vegetable Kingdom for children visitors and ten acres of wonderful landscaped organic gardens is now a 'Quality Assured Visitor Attraction' following the rosette award from the Visitor Attraction Quality Assurance Service or VAQAS.

The Finney County Museum is located at 403 S. 4th Street, at the entrance to Lee Richardson Zoo. The museum features permanent and revolving exhibits, community programs, educational tours and extensive research facilities. The permanent displays include: Spirit of the Plains, C.J. "Buffalo" Jones: Last of the Plainsmen, Take Stock in Finney County, and The Sugar Beet Factory. The museum grounds feature the Pleasant Valley One-Room Schoolhouse c. 1890, and the Fulton House, the 1884 home of William D. and Luticia Fulton, plus charming flower and herb gardens. These buildings are available for scheduled tours. Located off the exhibit hall, a unique gift shop is filled with Kansas memorabilia, educational gifts, old-fashioned toys, Victorian Greeting cards, history book, and a wised range of items representing the diversity of the region. The museum offers a rewarding and enjoyable experience for all ages! A visit provides a look into the spirit, past and present of Southwest Kansas.

Great Brak River nestles in a perfect Garden Route setting situated midway between George (30 km) and Mossel Bay (27 km). Sweeping panoramic views complement the outstanding characteristics of this jewel of the Southern Cape. If you need total relaxation, discover the unspoilt beaches from Glentana to Little Brak River. Sport activities in Great Brak include tennis, squash, bowls and cycling. You may practice your golf at Dolphins Creek Golf Estate and at De Kaap

Garden Tourism Festival in Delhi was inaugurated by the chief minister Sheila Dikshit at the Garden of Five Senses at Said-ul-Ajaib in South Delhi in 2004. The festival showcases a vibrant array of flowers, shrubs and plants. Tourists throng Talkatora for witnessing the colorful display, which is a treat for sore eyes. It is a hub of budding horticulturists Features: A vibrant display of flowers, potted plants, home plants, roses, dahlias, bonsai, 1,500 varieties of chrysanthemum and ikebana Cultural performances alongside the flower show Displays focus on Asian cities to promote friendship between different countries The festival exhibits hydroponics art of growing in chemical solution instead of soil Painting competition for children, art camp for young artists and cultural programmes like kavi sammelan are the other highlights of the festival

Established in 1804, the Royal Horticultural Society is now the UK's leading gardening charity dedicated to advancing horticulture and promoting good gardening. Our goal is to help people share a passion for plants, to encourage excellence in horticulture and inspire all those with an interest in gardening.

New Jersey’s gardens are a delight for the senses. Breathtaking landscapes adorn winding paths and bubbling streams decorate the state with the picturesque colors of the rainbow. As you absorb all the beauty during a relaxing stroll throughout our stunning horticultural displays and lush landscapes, you’ll soon discover why we’re called the Garden State!