The Missouri Botanical Garden, located in St. Louis, is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the United States, founded in 1859. It spans 79 acres and features a diverse collection of plants, including native and exotic species. The garden is renowned for its beautiful landscapes, including the Japanese Garden and the Victorian District. In addition to its stunning gardens, the Missouri Botanical Garden is a center for research and education. It offers various programs and events aimed at promoting plant conservation and environmental awareness. The garden also houses the William T. Kemper Center for Home Gardening, which provides resources for gardening enthusiasts.