Description
The Hartman Prehistoric Garden highlights plant species that date back to ancient times, offering a look at vegetation similar to what once grew alongside dinosaurs. The garden features a range of primitive and early plant groups, including ferns, cycads, and other long-standing species that have shaped Earth’s plant history.
Designed as both an educational and recreational space, the garden includes clear pathways and informative displays that explain the evolution of plant life. Visitors can explore at their own pace while learning about the origins and development of the plants that continue to grow today.
Little Gem Magnolia
Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem'
Dwarf Palmetto
Sabal minor
Hidden Ginger
Curcuma petiolata
Dawn Redwood
Metasequoia glyptostroboides
Ginkgo
Ginkgo biloba
Zululand Cycad
Encephalartos ferox
Montezuma Cyprus
Taxodium mucronatum
Texas Sabal Palm
Sabal mexicana
Cardboard Palm
Zamia furfuracea
Giant Dioon
Dioon spinulosum