Cayman: Botanic Park hosts fundraising garden tour Series

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Cayman: Botanic Park hosts fundraising garden tour Series
Strangler Fig Ficus aurea


The Queen Elizabeth II Botanic
Park is pleased to announce its newest offering, A Garden Tour
Series.


The Garden Tour Series will
feature guest docents knowledgeable in specific flora and fauna found
at the 65-acre property.


The introductory tour, hosted by
Hannah Reid of www.BushGirlMedicine.com
will be held on Saturday 10th
October at 10:00 am. Guests will follow Miss Reid through the
Woodland Trail and Heritage Garden and learn of the traditional and
medicinal uses of Cayman’s native plants.

Birch Tree Bursera simaruba


Garden Tours are CI$20
per person and are limited to 12
persons in each group, and funds raised will go toward the completion
of the Children’s Garden at the Botanic Park.


To pre-book your space email
info@botanic-park.ky or
call 947-9462. 


The Park’s own horticulturist,
Nick Johnson will also be hosting several of the Garden Tours within
the bi-monthly series. Upcoming
tour dates are as follows:


  • Sunday 18th
    October, 10:00 am


  • Sunday 1st
    November, 10:00 am


  • Sunday 15th
    November, 10:00 am


To learn more about donating
toward the completion of the Children’s Garden kindly email
manager@botanic-park.ky
.

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IMAGES:

Birch Tree Bursera simaruba

Used as a medicinal antidote to the Poison Tree (found in Little Cayman)


Strangler Fig Ficus
aurea


Used in treating cancer,
gastrointestinal, circulatory and dermatological issues as well as
for toothaches.

Published October 1, 2020

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