A botanic garden is a dedicated space for the cultivation, study, and display of a wide variety of plants. These gardens often feature labeled collections of plants, including flowers, trees, and shrubs, which are organized by species, region, or theme. They serve as important resources for education, research, and conservation efforts. Many botanic gardens also include specialized areas such as greenhouses, herb gardens, and native plant sections. They provide visitors with opportunities to learn about plant diversity and the importance of preserving natural habitats. Additionally, botanic gardens often host events, workshops, and guided tours to engage the community.