Dear Guests,
I would like to inform that according to the
§ 5 of the contract no.
KOS-IV.3153.1.2019 z 05.03.2019 r.
the Poznań city is supporting the greenery
maintenance.
The Amu Botanical Garden in Poznań Director
prof. UAM dr hab. Justyna Wiland-Szymańska
Poznań, 05.03.2019 r.
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We invite you to admire the collection of daylilies and roses that are now fully blooming :)
We inform, that wild animals including roe deer, wild boars and foxes enter AMU Botanical Garden.
Such situations, in accordance with the procedures, are reported to the relevant services.
We highlight that wild animals, if they feel threatened, can attack.
It is forbidden to approach them, photograph them and frighten them. Do not feed under any circumstances!
If you encounter wild animals, be extremely careful and calmly move away.
Spring weather makes you go out into nature. By the way, you can contribute to the development of science. We encourage everyone to take part in the citizen science project concerning cowslip (Primula veris L.), carried out by the University of Tartu in cooperation with numerous partners from all over Europe.
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A few warm, sunny days after the frost has passed, and we can already enjoy the sight of the emerging geophytes. The first snowdrops are already blooming in the Garden. The winter aconites and the first few crocuses have also bloomed :) Any day we expect mezereums to develop flowers. The aura encourages walks. The sounds of birds made them even more pleasant :) Goose keys and cranes fly overhead. The joyful chuckle of the green woodpecker reverberate in the Garden. We have extended the opening hours of the Garden! Currently, you can visit us at 9:00 a.m., and we do not close the gates until 5:00 p.m. See you on the garden paths!
Dear visitors, we would like to inform that the Botanical Garden is open. We invite you for walks.
Dear Visitors, we would like to inform you that we have just completed the renewal of the path that runs along the Alpinarium. The new surface looks beautiful. We invite you for walks!
Over recent years, there has been a renewed interest in the care and value of historic botanical gardens – those with built heritage, historical collections, or historical connections. Such gardens have made a major contribution to our understanding of the origin and development of botanical science, and to related disciplines such as herbal medicine, ethnobotany and ethnopharmacology. They have also influenced many of the crops we grow, the food we eat and the trees, shrubs and herbs that adorn our streets, parks, and gardens.
However, unless prompt action is taken, many of these unique resources risk falling into neglect, decay or in some cases total loss. This is already happening in many places and it is timely to celebrate and protect the treasures held in these historic botanic gardens. The 1st International Congress of Historic Botanical Gardens will be held in Lisbon, 11-12 October 2021.
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