Jardin botanique de la Faculté de Pharmacie, University botanical garden at Lille University of Health and Law, France.
The garden contains collections of medicinal plants, systematic botanical sections, and greenhouses spread across the university campus grounds.
The botanical garden evolved alongside the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, contributing to scientific education since the establishment of the university in 1559.
Students and researchers use this living laboratory to study plant specimens, conduct experiments, and advance pharmaceutical knowledge through hands-on experience.
Visitors can access the garden during university hours and participate in guided tours focusing on medicinal plants and their applications in modern medicine.
The garden maintains specialized collections of plants used in pharmacy education, including specimens of Poncirus trifoliata and other medicinal species.
Location: Lille
GPS coordinates: 50.60580,3.04190
Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:50
France has several dozen botanical gardens combining scientific research and plant conservation. The greenhouses of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris host over 4,500 species in climate-controlled zones, while the Lyon Botanical Garden cultivates around 15,000 plants divided between historic greenhouses and thematic sections. Universities such as Strasbourg maintain scientific collections over 2.5 hectares with greenhouses dating from 1881, and the Nantes Botanic Garden conserves 11,000 species, including 50 protected French varieties. These facilities document four centuries of botanical study and serve both education and research. Coastal gardens utilize temperate maritime conditions to display unusual plants. The Roscoff Exotic Garden gathers 3,500 species from the Southern Hemisphere on a rocky promontory, cultivating Australian and New Zealand plants adapted to Brittany’s climate. On the French Riviera, the Èze Garden showcases Mediterranean and succulent collections at 1,407 feet above sea level, while the Saint-Jean-de-Luz Coastal Botanical Garden focuses on Atlantic coastal species. The Grandes Bruyères Arboretum near Orléans encompasses 15,000 trees and shrubs from Europe, Asia, and North America across 34 acres, organizing plantings according to their geographic origins.
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