This beautiful 250-acre oasis in the middle of New York City and a National Historic Landmark has been a retreat for new Yorkers since the 1890s. The Garden is home to encyclopedic collections of more than one million plants including 30,000 magnificent trees, thousands of them over a century old.
One of the garden’s paramount goals is to lead in the documentation of every plant and fungal species on earth. Isn’t it a noble and admirable goal?
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