Publication: Los jardines botánicos alpinos o la pasión por las plantas por encima de los dos mil metros
Authors
Obón de Castro, Concepción ; Rivera Núñez, Diego
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Biología Vegetal
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Murcia: Universidad de Murcia, Asociación Oficina Verde de la UMU
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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The Alpine Gardens in and near the Alps display
thousands of alpine plant species, not only from Europe,
but from all over the world. It is noticeable the
care taken by gardeners and curators to keep in order
the displays every year, labelling thoroughly the
plants in cultivation, after the snow carpet melts.
The older one, amongst alpine gardens, is the Alpengarten
in Vienna, however most impressive are
those situated in the Aosta Valley (Italy): Saussurea
in the Mont Blanc area, Chanousia and Paradisia;
or in the Trentino and Alto Adige Viotte dil Monte
Bondone. The Patscherkofel Alpine Botanic Garden
of the Innsbruck University is small and nice, with
splendid views over the Inn River valley. Do not miss
in France the Jardin Alpin du Col de Lautaret (Isere),
near the famous col Du Galibier and Ja¨ysinia, a
landscaped alpine garden in Samo¨ens (Haute Savoie)
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