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Gardening / Botanical Walks

Subgroup: 

Gardening

The   Gardening / Botanical Walks Subgroup organises regular presentations with a focus on the flora and fauna of Pakistan, and Islamabad in particular- keeping in mind the changing seasons. It provides a   platform for novices eager to take up   gardening as well as enthisiastic hobbyists, who are interested in sharing their knowledge and expertise to   promote gardening in Islamabad. One of   the most most popular activities involves a visit to Award winning gardens/farms.The presentations are followed by a demonstration, Q/A sessions and a general get-together after the session.

Coordinator: Qasim Khan Tareen

Subgroup Programmes: 

Botanical Walks: Exotic Tropical Fruit Trees in Islamabad

Botanical Walks: Exotic Tropical Fruit Trees in Islamabad

Saturday, 14 November 2020

Tropical Fruit trees are classified as trees which grow between the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn.

These trees mostly bear fruit that is bright coloured and strong flavoured.  Most of them are not native to Islamabad, but they can be appreciated and viewed when avid gardeners create the right growing conditions for them in selected spaces where their requirements are met.

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