- Sheffield Botanical Gardens. A nineteenth century public park and botanical garden. The design competition was won by Robert Marnock in 1834.
- Pay a visit to the early 19th century Sheffield Botanical Gardens, ranked as one of the most beautiful places to visit in Sheffield.
- The Smoking Origins Of Sheffield Botanical Gardens. The 19 acre space that the gardens now occupy used to be part of a local tobacco farmers' estate.
- At a public meeting in 1833, it was resolved to establish ‘Botanical & Horticultural Gardens’ in Sheffield.
- Sheffield Botanical Gardens is home to over 5000 diverse plant species across nineteen gorgeous acres of cultivated land just outside of the city centre.
- The Sheffield Botanical Gardens are located close to the centre of Sheffield in South Yorkshire. The gardens are home to around 5,000 species of plants set...
- Black and white engraving of Sheffield Botanical Gardens, with a fountain in the foreground, and a broad walk leading to the glass pavilions in the distance.
- Haarkon Sheffield Botanical Gardens Pavilion Glasshouse Greenhouse Victorian Plants Greenery Park reflection light.
- In 1984, the Friends of the Botanical Gardens, Sheffield (FOBS) was established as a group providing education for the public and supporting the Gardens.