Canada's oldest university botanical garden. The garden features a collection of over 7500 different taxa, many of which are of wild documented origin. Provides information about research areas.
Located on the grounds of Acadia University in Nova Scotia, the gardens provide an opportunity to study and view the native flora of the Acadian Forest. Information on visiting, education, and conservation.
Northernmost botanical garden in Canada serving as a regional center for horticultural and environmental collections of living plants and fungi. Contains a Japanese garden and floral gardens. Located in Edmonton.
Large and diverse garden complex with over 30 themed gardens, ten exhibition greenhouses, and a variety of plant collections. Information about visiting, scientific, educational, and horticultural activities, and the library.
Located in St. John's, this garden features perennials beds, medicinal and shade gardens, and various other theme gardens, as well as a tea room and gift shop. Information for visitors, and descriptions with photos.
Philanthropist's garden on Vancouver Island, now maintained by Malaspina University. Includes a good garden and artists' garden. Photos and visitor information.
The gardens of Royal Roads University in Victoria, British Columbia, include Japanese and Italian gardens and a rose garden. Site includes plant inventories and photo galleries.