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Toronto Botanical Garden encompasses over 75 acres of diverse horticultural collections, including themed gardens like the Japanese Garden and Rose Garden, offering visitors a tranquil space for exploration and learning about plant life.
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How big is the Toronto Botanical Garden itself?
The Toronto Botanical Garden's contemporary display gardens occupy about four acres and contain 17 themed gardens. The surrounding Edwards Gardens is a separate landscape, so combined area figures can be much larger.
Where are Toronto Botanical Garden and Edwards Gardens?
They sit at the southwest corner of Lawrence Avenue East and Leslie Street in Toronto, beside the Wilket Creek ravine. TBG is adjacent to, rather than identical with, the Edwards Gardens landscape.
Is admission to Toronto Botanical Garden free?
The garden's current visitor information says the outdoor gardens are free and open from dawn to dusk. The Visitor Centre has separate daytime hours, and nearby parking is paid.
What is the Teaching Garden at Toronto Botanical Garden?
The Teaching Garden is a short walk through Edwards Gardens and has offered school and recreation programs since 1998. Its demonstration beds let children plant and harvest, with produce donated to the North York Harvest Food Bank.
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