Troodos Botanical Garden

Product Range - The garden hosts around 150 flora species, with an aim to exceed 500, including common, rare, and endangered varieties. - Current sections include a Visitor Center and Herbarium, Endemic Plants, Riverine Vegetation, Arboretum, Aromatic and Traditional Garden Plants, Educational Yard, View Point, Sanitary Facilities, and Parking. - Upcoming sections will include a Traditional Fruit Cultivar Section, Conservation Section, and a Seed Bank. - The Endemic Plants section features unique flora such as Cedrus brevifolia, Quercus alnifolia, Alyssum troodi, Asperula cypria, and various Crocus species. - Riverine Vegetation showcases indigenous, endemic, and some exotic plants, including oriental alter, oriental plane, black poplar, common myrtle, and oleander. - The Arboretum contains a wide diversity of trees, such as calabrian and black pine, cilician fir, Cyprus cedar, cypress, and junipers. - Aromatic and Traditional Garden Plants section features medicinal and culinary herbs, as well as traditional garden flora. - The Visitor Center includes displays on the garden's diagram, the history and restoration of the Amiantos mine, Troodos vegetation, a 15-minute documentary on Troodos flora, an electronic database of Cyprus flora, and presentations on seasonal changes, threats, forest fires, and specific plant groups (Troodos-named, woody, mushrooms). - A small shop at the Visitor Center offers souvenirs and selected books. Brand Partnerships - The Troodos Botanical Gard...