Where is the second largest park in the world?

The second largest park in the world is Butchart Gardens. In Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, there is the famous Butchart Gardens.

This family garden began construction in 1904. After several generations of hard work, it has become a wonder in the field of horticultural art. It is the second largest garden in the world and attracts visitors from all over the world every year. of more than 500,000 tourists.

Robert Pym Butchart was born in Ontario in 1865. In 1888, he and several friends opened the Portland Cement Factory. With the development of his career, he came to Victoria at the beginning of this century, discovered rich lime deposits in the Todd Harbor area, and established a cement factory there. Todd Haikou is surrounded by mountains and the sea, with dense forests and undulating terrain, making it an ideal environment for living. The Butchart family built a cozy home here. Mrs. Butchart, Jeanne Butchart, knew nothing about gardening at first. She just got some pea and rose seeds from friends and planted them inadvertently next to the house. As the flowers bloomed, a plan for a large garden began to grow in her mind. Soon, many flower gardens quickly appeared around the Butchart mansion. With her husband's support, Jenny began to realize her dream of turning an abandoned quarry into a beautiful garden.

Butchart Gardens covers an area of ??12 hectares and is divided into 4 areas. The first is Xinjing Garden, which was originally a lime quarry. After mining, huge caves were left behind. After many years of operation, it became a famous garden. The garden is covered with earth and forms a mountain, with trails and stone steps for climbing. There are curved railings next to it and the slopes outside the railings are covered with famous flowers. There are winding paths at the bottom of the mountain. It is adjacent to an artificial small lake and has a mountain spring rushing down. The water sprays directly into the water and makes a gurgling sound. The second is an Italian-style garden, designed according to ancient Roman palaces. The garden is surrounded by a wall of evergreen trees cut into a ball shape. There are two pools inside. There is a flower dock next to the star-shaped pool. There are Italian stone sculptures in the frog-shaped fountain. The entire garden has a symmetrical pattern structure. The third is a Japanese-style garden, facing the red shrine gate tower, full of Japanese style. Canadian maples, lilies, Japanese cherry blossoms and pine trees are planted throughout the garden. Gentians dance with bamboos, and aspens bloom with weeping willows. There are small bridges, flowing water, Maodian and other scenic spots. The fourth is the rose garden, which is vast and has a wide variety of roses. The flowers are beautiful and beautiful. In addition, Butchart Garden also has a greenhouse filled with all kinds of precious flowers, which are stacked on multiple levels, like a flower mountain and an island. The "Water Dance" fountain is also a scenic spot in the park. At night, the colorful lights and flowers complement each other. The fountain's water splashes can actually dance to the rhythm of the music and the flashing lights, hence the name "Water Dance".

During World War II, due to a lack of labor, the unmanaged Butchart Gardens became increasingly desolate. After the war, Butchart's sons and daughters took on the task of managing and renovating the garden, making Butchart Gardens regain its reputation and become one of the most beautiful gardens in the world.

[Edit this paragraph] Five Seasons

The prelude to Spring

The Prelude to Spring

Shortly after the Christmas season, the broad blue The Poppy Restaurant becomes an indoor spring garden. Paths in the garden wind through a variety of tropical plants, blooming cherry blossoms and flowerbeds of spring bulbs. The air is filled with the smell of spring. Part of the original home of the Butchart family is used to illustrate the history of the garden. Photographs and artifacts illustrate more than a century of the Butchart family's history and their hard work. Many couples also choose this time to book weddings, wedding photography and banquets for up to 60 people at Butchart Gardens.

Spring

Spring

More than 250,000 daffodils and tulips await your arrival. All kinds of rhododendrons and flowers and trees are also in bloom. At this time the garden is filled with the brilliant colors and fragrance of spring.

Summer

Summer

About two hundred and fifty species of roses in the rose garden bring visitors colorful colors, exquisite shapes and attractive floral fragrances . Flowers that are renewed every year are spread all over the garden, which is dazzling. In the summer you can enjoy open-air concerts here and watch the spectacular fireworks show on Saturday nights. The summer gardens are open until late at night, so you can stroll through the gardens in twilight and enjoy a completely different view than during the day.

Autumn

Autumn

This is the time when crabapples and dahlias bloom, as well as the surrounding perennial flowers and trees. Autumn colors are at their most intense in October, when Japanese gardens are filled with reddish browns and golden yellows.

Winter

Winter

Thousands of colored lights and various decorations are scattered throughout the park, bringing visitors into the joyful Christmas season. The outdoor skating rink brings endless joy to skating enthusiasts and tourists. The "Twelve Days of Christmas" display introduces visitors to the bizarre daily stories of the famous song. Singing crowds and brass instruments filled the garden with a cheerful festive atmosphere.

[Edit this paragraph] Address location

Butchart Gardens is located 21 kilometers (fourteen miles) north of downtown Victoria on Vancouver Island, with the Vancouver-Victoria Ferry Shiver Swartz Bay 20 kilometers (12.5 miles) south of the marina.

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