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    BOTANIC
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    Department Of National Botanic Gardens, Sri Lanka

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    PERADENIYA

    SRI LANKA

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    HAKGALA

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    MIRIJJAWILA

    HAMBANTOTA

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    HENARATHGODA

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Floriculture

Department of National Botanic Gardens was the first institution to establish a Micro propagation laboratory in Sri Lanka.

Education

Education, Training and Communication are important functions of the Botanic Gardens.

Gallery

Botanic Gardens Hakgala

Royal Botanic Gardens Peradeniya

Henarathgoda Botanic Gardens , Gampaha.

Botanic Gardens Hakgala

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Royal Botanic Gardens Peradeniya

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Henarathgoda Botanic Gardens , Gampaha.

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Dry Zone Botanic Gardens, Mirijjawila.

Wet Zone Botanic Gardens, Awissawella.

Medicinal Plant Gardens, Ganewathta.

Dry Zone Botanic Gardens, Mirijjawila.

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Wet Zone Botanic Gardens, Awissawella.

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Medicinal Plant Gardens, Ganewathta.

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Being established in the early nineteenth century, the National Botanic Gardens are the pioneering botanical institution in Sri Lanka. The Royal Botanic Gardens, Peradeniya (1821); Botanic Gardens in Hakgala (1861) and Botanic Gardens, Henarathgoda, Gampaha (1876) were established by the British to conduct experiments on exotic economic plants and explore plant wealth in the colony.

OUR VISION
To become scientifically and aesthetically finest Botanic Gardens in the Tropics, while conserving plants and contributing to the economic growth of Sri Lanka.
OUR MISSION
To provide opportunities for the public to study, sustainably conserve, and admire plant resources in natural and manmade environments.