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Highland Park, Illinois
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The Chicago Botanic Garden houses over 2.6 million plants, including some rare and endangered species, making it a vital conservation site.
The Chicago Botanic Garden boasts one of the largest public bonsai collections in the United States, with over 200 bonsai trees on display.
The Aquatic Garden features a diverse range of water lilies and lotuses, showcasing the beauty and diversity of aquatic plants.
The Chicago Botanic Garden is dedicated to sustainable practices, including composting, water conservation, and using renewable energy sources.
The Chicago Botanic Garden provides a variety of educational programs, workshops, and classes for children, adults, and educators to promote environmental awareness.
The Garden hosts numerous seasonal events, such as the Orchid Show and the Lightscape holiday lights display, attracting visitors year-round.
The Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Plant Conservation Science Center conducts cutting-edge research on plant conservation and restoration.
The Chicago Botanic Garden opened to the public in 1972, but its origins trace back to the Chicago Horticultural Society, founded in 1890.
