Daxing Flower Garden
Destination Introduction
Beijing Daxing Flower Garden was established in 1979, covering an area of 1,000 acres. It is a public institution under the Daxing District Forestry Bureau, with total assets amounting to 22.41 million yuan. The garden has consistently focused on high-efficiency agriculture as its development direction. It has undertaken projects such as the Torch Program of the State Science and Technology Commission and the Ministry of Forestry, as well as research initiation projects from the Municipal Science and Technology Commission, while prioritizing the flower industry. It has built a 600-square-meter tissue culture center, an 800-square-meter modern greenhouse, a 10,000-square-meter modern connected greenhouse, and a 15,200-square-meter daylight glasshouse. It has become one of China’s top ten flower demonstration bases and a facility fruit tree base in Beijing. It has also been awarded honors such as the “Municipal Advanced Nursery Award,” the “Beijing Science and Technology Progress Third Prize,” and the “Capital Greening and Beautification Advanced Unit.”
In recent years, with the rise of green leisure tourism agriculture and its broad development prospects, the flower garden aims to seize this unlimited business opportunity. By making full use of available space, greening and beautifying the environment, and planting rare flowers and plants, the garden is being developed into a high-tech agricultural demonstration zone in the suburbs of Beijing that is modernized, intensive, industrialized, standardized, and tourism-oriented. This allows residents of the capital to enjoy the pastoral joy of birdsong and floral scents here, and to taste the off-season harvest fruits they have helped cultivate. Contact Information: Phone 89287460, Fax 89288321, Address: Daxing District Forestry Bureau Nursery (Hei’e, Yufa Town, Daxing District, Beijing)
Daxing District, Beijing
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