Yesterday Simon and I went to the brilliantly beautiful and glorious Sheffield Botanical Gardens. The gardens have species of plants, flowers and trees from around the world. The weather was warm and dry and we even had considerable spells of sunshine.
Here are some photos from Sheffield Botanical Gardens:
 Sheffield Botanical Gardens Sign |
 Sheffield Botanical Gardens – A place of Beauty. |
 Most plants had a black and white signs identifying the species, like this one. |
 A mulberry tree. |
 One of the many different species of plant. |
 There were many collections (like the above) that were filled with colour. |
 A wooden structure. Close by was also a mental ant. Both works of art added to the Gardens, but my favourite has to be this one. |
 A bright and beautiful yellow flowered plant, in the background are more of the same. |
 A tree with the most interesting red bark. |  An inspiring and detailed statue at the centre of a rose garden. |
 More plants and flowers, with the indoor botanical gardens in the background. |
 Several of these flower beds (with plants of various colours) lined the entrance to the indoor botanical gardens. |
 An entrance to the indoor botanical gardens. |
 Indoors – Cacti (1). |
 Indoors – Cacti (2). |
 Photo of the glass roof, taken indoors. |
 Indoors – Many plants. |
 Indoors – One plant had leafs that were so ginormous, that they made my hand look tiny (see photo above). |
Essential Info:
- A beautiful botanical gardens, which include .
- Highly recommended.
- Admission Price: FREE.
- Opening Times: Vary, see Opening Times here.
- Parking: Limited. The gardens have no carpark and the streets close by are either Permit Holders Only or Pay and Display.
- Toilets available.
- Cafe and Toy Shop also on site.
- Map:
Map of Sheffield Botanical Gardens.
Image from & Copyright © Sheffield Botanical Gardens.
Blog soon,
Antony
