Wednesday 19 November, 14:00

Climate Change and Alpine Plants

Free, Booking required

Explore over 300 species of alpine plants cultivated in the Botanical Garden. Within the rock garden nursery, our gardeners propagate these plants, and our horticulturist will guide you through this unique setting with archival and contemporary photographs. It’s an opportunity to discuss the cultivation of alpine plants, the substrates used, and the impact of climate change on alpine flora.

Chemin de l'Impératrice 1,
1292 Chambésy
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Photo Credit: CJBG

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