Each garden in Seville is unique in its flora in the city and is distinguished by its design style and variety, because the gardens in the city were built in different periods, in different styles. More than 750 plant species were brought to the city. The most common trees are bitter orange and jacaranda. Along the roads you can see trees such as white acacia, banana trees, tipuana, etc. Exotic plants of various types and sizes grow in the historical gardens of Seville. Famous gardens are the Alcazar Gardens, Maria Lucia Gardens, De las Delicias Gardens and the Americano Gardens.
Alamillo Agi is located on the island of Isla de la Cortuja and covers an area of 48 hectares. It is a mixture of natural forests and an artificial garden, where, in addition to acacia and jacaranda, there are olive trees, oak, Portuguese oak and other tree species. The Americano Garden is located on the island of Machica, it was built before EXPO 92 and contains about 400 species of American plants.

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