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| The Alameda Botanical Gardens present a wealth of plant life - palms and jacaranda, lavender and jasmine, clematis, honeysuckle, geraniums and bougainvillaea live side by side with many rarer species including two, Gibraltar Candytuft and Gibraltar Sea Lavender, named after the Rock itself. There is a magnificent collection of Aloes from southern AfrIca - many donated by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, as well as many cacti, Euphorbia and other succulents adorn the more open beds. There are many Mediterranean specIes, as well as plants from South Africa, like the Cape Honeysuckle, and from Australia, like the Flame Tree. | ||
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The Gibraltar Botanic Gardens website has much more detailed information about specific aspects of the gardens, flora and fauna as well as daily news and activities. You can use the following link;