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Waigang Waxberry Garden

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Covering an area of 1,200 acres, the Waigang Waxberry Garden is a demonstration base for waxberry cultivation that integrates breeding, cut flower production, ecological landscaping, agritainment, and leisure tourism. The main varieties of waxberry include Tiger’s Paw, Fragrant Mouth, Sandalwood, Yangzhou Yellow, and Shanghai Yellow. It is particularly famous for the ancient Qianmen waxberry, planted during the Taiping Rebellion period, which, along with Chongming Daffodils and Fengxian Silver Willow, is honored as one of the “Three Treasures of Shanghai.”

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Covering an area of 1,200 acres, the Waigang Waxberry Garden is a demonstration base for waxberry cultivation that integrates breeding, cut flower production, ecological landscaping, agritainment, and leisure tourism. The main varieties of waxberry include Tiger’s Paw, Fragrant Mouth, Sandalwood, Yangzhou Yellow, and Shanghai Yellow. It is particularly famous for the ancient Qianmen waxberry, planted during the Taiping Rebellion period, which, along with Chongming Daffodils and Fengxian Silver Willow, is honored as one of the “Three Treasures of Shanghai.”

Address: No. 2700 Moyu North Road, Waigang Town, Jiading District, Shanghai

Type: Botanical Garden

Recommended visiting time: 1–2 hours