May 3, 2017
~ Trinidad and Tobago's Royal Botanical Gardens and Seed Banking ~ by Kay Pope
The Royal Botanical Gardens of Trinidad and Tobago are also among the oldest in the Caribbean. They were planted by the botanist David Lockhart and opened in 1820 by the then Governor Ralph Woodford and the fully landscaped grounds now spread over a large area of 62 acres (or 22 hectares) certainly making them the largest. The Botanical Gardens are just north of Queen's Park Savannah and the down town area of Port of Spain. There are a very large number of beautiful trees, approximately 700 from all over the…read more at http://www.cabotrafalgarinthemoonlight.com/blog.html
