The Botanical Garden at Sri Venkateswara College is a green, living classroom on campus — home to a variety of plant species that support hands-on learning, research and a calm, natural space for the college community.
Plant Species
Outdoor Classroom
Campus Initiative
Students & Faculty
About the Botanical Garden
The Botanical Garden is a green, living resource on the college campus, maintained to support the teaching and research needs of the Department of Botany while also serving as a peaceful natural space for the wider college community. It brings together a variety of native and ornamental plants, trees, shrubs and herbs, offering students a hands-on outdoor extension of the classroom and laboratory.
Beyond academics, the garden contributes to the campus's green cover and biodiversity, providing a calm, shaded space where students, faculty and staff can relax, observe plant and bird life, and enjoy a quiet break from the day.
- A variety of native and ornamental plant species
- Medicinal and aromatic plants alongside common garden flora
- Hands-on outdoor learning space for Botany students
- A peaceful, green space open to the college community
- Supports campus biodiversity and green cover
What You'll Find
A mix of native and ornamental species that add colour and variety to the garden through the year.
A collection of medicinal and aromatic plants of interest for study and observation.
Established trees and shrubs that provide shade, greenery and habitat across the garden.
An outdoor extension of the Botany laboratory, supporting practical classes and plant studies.
A green pocket that supports campus biodiversity, including birds and pollinators.
A calm, shaded spot for students, faculty and staff to relax and unwind between classes.