Pereslavl arboretum named after S. F. Kharitonov, Arboretum in Pereslavl-Zalessky, Russia.
The Pereslavl arboretum is a botanical garden featuring extensive collections of trees and plants arranged across maintained grounds. The site is laid out with pathways that guide visitors through different groupings of tree species.
The arboretum was founded in 1960 and later recognized as a regional protected cultural heritage site. Its creation was part of efforts to advance botanical research and education in the region.
The arboretum displays tree species from different climates and serves as a place where visitors discover plant diversity through direct observation. The collections allow people to compare local and exotic varieties side by side.
The site is accessible via Zhuravleva Street and features well-maintained pathways for exploring the various plant sections. Visitors can come during different seasons to observe changing aspects of the tree collections.
Researchers use the grounds as a living laboratory to study how tree species adapt to central Russian climate conditions. These long-term investigations provide insights into plant behavior under varying environmental circumstances.
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