Marsh Botanical Garden at Yale University offers a serene eight-acre retreat dedicated to plant research and education, featuring a diverse array of garden collections and six greenhouses. Visitors can explore both indoor and outdoor displays that showcase plants from around the world, including rare and endangered species, while engaging with ongoing educational events and community outreach programs.

With a vision to transform into a living museum for discovery and inspiration, the Garden honors the legacy of Beatrix Farrand by promoting biodiversity conservation and sustainable landscaping. Its naturalistic beds, seasonal displays, and opportunities for research create a vibrant environment for students, faculty, and the public alike.

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