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B2.1.3.4. PAVILION SIGNAGE Within the Glass Pavilions the planting is arranged geographically, each area has a display board on the associated country or area. There is also an illustration showing such plants of ethnobotanical in direct associated with each of the countries as seen below. COUNTRY LATIN NAME COMMON NAME PRODUCT ASIA Musa sp Banana Fruit JAPAN Aspidistra elatus Cast Iron Plant Decorative HIMALAYAS Camellia sinesis Tea Drink Mediterranean Olea europeae Olive Fruit AUSTRALIA Melaluca alternifolia Tea tree Medicine NEW ZEALAND Phormium tenax New Zealand Flax Textile / Fibre SOUTH & CENTRAL AMERICA Agave sp Agave Drink SOUTH AFRICA Catheranthus roseus Madgascar Periwinkle Medicine 36
B2.1.3.5. PLANT LABELLING As a Botanical Garden it is essential to keep records of all the plants growing in the Gardens. This information is used to produce plastic plant labels for every plant taxa in the Gardens. The trees will have their label nailed to the tree, shrub labels will be wired on and for other plants a label stand will be used. ACCESSION NUMBER FAMILY NAME . . . Common Name Genus / Species Cultivar / Variety DONOR CODE ORIGIN B2.1.3.6. LAMINATED SIGNS Laminated signs are used within the notice boards and around the Gardens when information needs to be displayed for a limited period. . 37
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The pavilions. Photo © Meg Jullien
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