{"id":20969,"date":"2019-04-09T19:54:11","date_gmt":"2019-04-09T19:54:11","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/leonbijelic.com\/?p=20969"},"modified":"2019-05-01T09:13:27","modified_gmt":"2019-05-01T09:13:27","slug":"botanicka-basta-jevremovac-belgrade-serbia","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/leonbijelic.com\/en\/botanicka-basta-jevremovac-belgrade-serbia\/","title":{"rendered":"BOTANICAL GARDEN JEVREMOVAC – BELGRADE, SERBIA"},"content":{"rendered":"

BOTANICAL GARDEN JEVREMOVAC – BELGRADE, SERBIA<\/h2>\n

BOTANICAL GARDEN JEVREMOVAC – BELGRADE, SERBIA<\/p>\n

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The Open Space The Botanical Garden “Jevremovac” contains a plant fund that includes more than 2000 different species.<\/p>\n

There are about 300 species of trees and shrubs around 800 species of domestic, European and exotic areas, while the number of tropical, subtropical and desert plants estimated in more than 1000 species in the glass garden is found in the open space of the Botanical Garden.<\/p>\n

HISTORY<\/h2>\n

At the suggestion of Josip Pan\u010di\u0107, by the decision of the Ministry of Education and Church Affairs of the Principality of Serbia, Botanical Garden in Belgrade was founded in 1874.<\/p>\n

Even before the founding of the institution, Pancic had a small botanical garden in the courtyard of Belgrade’s Liceo, for teaching at the Great School where he taught botany in the frame of the periodic history.<\/p>\n

After the establishment of the institution, Ba\u0161ti was given a pay at Dor\u0107ol, along the banks of the Danube, which did not show a good solution given the nearness of the riverbed and the possibility of being flooded.<\/p>\n

After two great floods that had taken place in those years and completely destroyed plant estate, Pancic sought better accommodation for Ba\u0161te.<\/p>\n

Unfortunately, a great naturalist, a preacher and first administrator of the first botanical garden in Serbia, died in 1888, not waiting to see Ba\u0161ta safely housed in a new location.<\/p>\n

Knowing the problems that Pancic had about raising a first botanical garden in Serbia, king Milan Obrenovic, in 1889, he gave his grandfather’s estate, inherited from the lord of Jevrem Obrenovic, for the need to raise the botanical garden. The only condition was to call the garden by his dedi Jevremovac.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

GALERIJA<\/h3>\n

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