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Headline United Nations Gardens

Caption Description More than three-fourth of the United Nations site is devoted to gardens. Tons of topsoil and fertilizer were brought to the landscaped areas of the site to provide a planting place for the many varieties of trees, shrubs and flowers. Some 2,000 prizewinning rose-bushes, 185 flowering cherry trees, 52 dwarf fruit trees, as well as a fine group of hawthorns, sweet gum, pin cake, sycamores and honey locust trees, have helped to transform the area from stone and steel to a green garden. Lining the macadam walk are ilex, myrtle, wisteria, rambler roses and a ground cover of English ivy and grass. Much of the plantings were donated by groups or individuals.

Unique Identifier UN7494566

NICA ID 346284

Production Date 06/01/1966 10:37:09 PM

City/Location New York

Country United States of America

Credit UN Photo

File size 6.02 MB