Details:
Situated along the main road between the Greenhouses and northern
garden entrance, close to the Museum building; size about 3000 m².
This section displays natural wetlands of Germany: acid peat bog,
humid meadows, a pond, reed marsh and salt marsh. It includes 11
raised basins and contains about 200 plant species. Many originate
directly from natural sites in Germany, and some are threatened in the
wild in our country. Three of the basins present biological themes,
the others contain groups of related plants which are adapted to
aquatic life. A 3-page information paper is available at the entrance
of this Special Garden. Further information is presented on detailed
plates at the basins and beds, an
information
leaflet (in German language), and in the
Garden guide "The
Berlin-Dahlem Botanic Garden".
[Text: Ch. Beurton]
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The Aquatic and marsh plant garden includes also a moss garden.