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Philly's Oldest Botanical Garden | Philadelphia News
Step into Philly’s oldest surviving botanical garden, Bartram’s Garden—planted before the U.S. even existed. Founded by plant-hunting legend John Bartram, who earned a royal title from King George III, this historic spot by the Schuylkill River still thrives with rare trees like the extinct Franklinia and the continent’s oldest ginkgo (planted in 1785). New trail access, flowerbeds, fruit trees, herb gardens, and a community farm honoring African traditions make it a free, year-round oasis for history buffs and nature lovers alike. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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