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The celebrated author shares his passion for the Botanic Garden and reads from the end of the His Dark Materials trilogy.
Published 05/28/12
Published 05/28/12
The new Merton borders - the latest Botanic Garden experiment.
Published 05/28/12
A cactus and a euphorbia - an example of convergent evolution.
Published 05/28/12
The rainforest and the desert in the middle of the city of Oxford.
Published 05/28/12
A pink flowered plant that provides a life-saving anti-cancer drug.
Published 05/28/12
The most important tree in the garden - the chocolate giving tree.
Published 05/28/12
Lili talks about the water lilies she looks after every day.
Published 05/28/12
A plant growing on a tree! Emma describes how it comes to be growing on this tree.
Published 05/28/12
No-one knew this tree still existed until the middle of the last century - hear about its name and its discovery.
Published 05/28/12
At its best in May when it is covered in white handkerchiefs. Hear why the tree makes them.
Published 05/28/12
The oldest tree in the Botanic Garden is now an important source of an anti-cancer medicine.
Published 05/28/12
The deciduous magnolia and the evergreen magnolia - disadvantages and advantages of two different ways to be a plant.
Published 05/28/12
An explanation of the features of the plant labels at the Botanic Garden.
Published 05/28/12
An introduction to the Botanic Garden by the Director, Timothy Walker.
Published 05/28/12
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