A regular visitor here. The Garden is my sweet and quick escape from the capital, just 50 km to the south, about an hour away by train from central Jakarta. Right in the heart of Bogor City, it is just within walking distance from the city station. I would say the government has done a terrific improvement on the garden in the past few years. I love the carnivorous plants and orchids greenhouses and the Mexican gardens. But there is still room for improvement. For example, information should be available for every specimen, especially the giant trees. Visitors would want to know the history of the plant, how long ago was it planted, its conservation status, what medical properties it may contain etc. The aquatic garden is a bit sad and also the garden could use more trash bins. I understand that the garden serves as a living laboratory so I hope there will be more funding for scientific and research activities in the future.
2:40 there’s something absolutely divine about the Professor. I just want to hug her and get her a cuppa and a cake 🧁☺️ her energy radiates positivity and peace ♥️
Absolutely! I've noticed the same thing. Those who have a passion for plants seem to give away a peaceful tranquil aura. There's something truly captivating about the peaceful energy they have.
Great work by the Professor. How patronising of Gardening Australia to show that a developing country like Indonesia has serious research going on. Bogor garden has wonderful plant collections, and the interesting thing about them is that some are from Genus and Families of plants we have in Australia. So they showed two trees and then did the patronising bit. Boring as batshit.
What a truly extraordinary view and education from the part of the world called Indonesia. A variety of flora and fauna exist there and adequately represent the needs of the whole world. 😍🥲
Peace to this women and outstanding
How amazing 👏 and what a wonderful career the doctor has. ❤
Isn’t she just wonderful ☺️
A regular visitor here. The Garden is my sweet and quick escape from the capital, just 50 km to the south, about an hour away by train from central Jakarta. Right in the heart of Bogor City, it is just within walking distance from the city station. I would say the government has done a terrific improvement on the garden in the past few years. I love the carnivorous plants and orchids greenhouses and the Mexican gardens. But there is still room for improvement. For example, information should be available for every specimen, especially the giant trees. Visitors would want to know the history of the plant, how long ago was it planted, its conservation status, what medical properties it may contain etc. The aquatic garden is a bit sad and also the garden could use more trash bins. I understand that the garden serves as a living laboratory so I hope there will be more funding for scientific and research activities in the future.
Wow! I hope someday I will be able to make a place like that❤
Bogor is well worth a visit if you're in Jakarta and need some relaxing time away from the urban chaos of the city.
Very interesting! I love medicinal gardens!
How wonderful!!! ❤️❤️❤️
2:40 there’s something absolutely divine about the Professor. I just want to hug her and get her a cuppa and a cake 🧁☺️ her energy radiates positivity and peace ♥️
Absolutely! I've noticed the same thing. Those who have a passion for plants seem to give away a peaceful tranquil aura. There's something truly captivating about the peaceful energy they have.
Beautiful
All the respects in the world for the professor and the rest of her team for their dedication 🙏
profesor Sri have a wonderful job.
JUST LOOKING LIKE A WOW
Great work by the Professor. How patronising of Gardening Australia to show that a developing country like Indonesia has serious research going on. Bogor garden has wonderful plant collections, and the interesting thing about them is that some are from Genus and Families of plants we have in Australia. So they showed two trees and then did the patronising bit. Boring as batshit.
What a truly extraordinary view and education from the part of the world called Indonesia. A variety of flora and fauna exist there and adequately represent the needs of the whole world. 😍🥲