Vallby Open Air Museum´s plants are a part of the museum´s effort to preserve Sweden´s biological heritage - a kind of live exhibit that includes endagered plants species, such as older grain types, rare decorative plants and certain fruit tree species. Learn more about the gardens by clicking on the images.
The Museum works with plant preservation, a kind of live exhibit that includes endagered plants species.
Burgher families planted flower gardens in the style of the day at the turn of the nineteenth to the twentieth century.
Crops that farmers in the province of Västmanland might have cultivated are grown in the Farmstead’s kitchen garden.
The manor grounds show two examples of an ideal garden, French garden style and English landscape garden.
The Museum has created an herb garden and a tree nursery based on information from Vicar Muncktell's journal.
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