Ellerhoop-Thiensen Arboretum, Botanical garden and arboretum in Ellerhoop, Germany.
The Ellerhoop-Thiensen Arboretum is a garden with numerous trees, shrubs, and specialized plant collections arranged in different themed areas. The site offers public paths for exploring these various plant zones throughout the year.
The grounds originated as a nursery in 1943 and were converted into an arboretum in 1956 with expert guidance from a renowned dendrologist. This transformation established the foundation for the plant collection that exists there today.
The place serves as a learning destination for plant enthusiasts who come to see trees and shrubs arranged in themed garden areas. Visitors use the paths for walking and photographing plants as they change through the seasons.
Visitors can use public paths through various garden areas and explore the grounds depending on weather and season. It is worth allowing time for walking, as the grounds are designed for leisurely strolls.
The site holds one of Germany's most significant collections of tree peonies, featuring a remarkable variety of these special plants. This specialized collection makes it an important destination for those interested in this uncommon plant species.
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