Arboreti di Vallombrosa, Botanical garden in Reggello, Italy.
Arboreti di Vallombrosa is a botanical garden in Tuscany featuring seven distinct sections with thousands of tree and shrub specimens. The collection spans different plant types collected and arranged to show the natural variety of woodland species.
The garden began in 1869 and moved to its current location in 1884 when plants were transferred from a forestry school. This relocation became the foundation for what the site is today.
The different sections are named after notable botanists and founders who contributed to plant knowledge. Visitors experience an educational space that attracts students and nature enthusiasts exploring the diversity of trees and shrubs.
The garden is located at higher elevation and visits work best when arranged in advance. Wear appropriate footwear for walking across uneven paths and natural terrain.
A special section grows plants adapted to warmer Mediterranean climates and shows a different side of the botanical collection. This zone allows visitors to see species that would not normally grow at this altitude.
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