Herbal Garden

The College has a well-maintained Herbal Garden spanning 6022.11 sq.m of land and featuring an exquisite collection of rare herbs, plants, and trees. The Garden houses over 9000 medicinal plants and has a Demonstration Room. For clear, easy identification, nameplates with Sanskrit and botanical names are placed to help students and the public. Plants are irrigated with water almost all day. Efforts continue to increase the current numbers.

Space for Herbal Garden: 6022.11 sq.m /164820 Sq. ft.

Plants: 9962 (392 species) as on 31/12/2026

Total No Of Vruksha — 638 Total Nos. Of Species Of  Vruksha-149
Total No Of Kshupa– 8249 Total Nos. Of Species Of Kshupa-145
Total No Of Lata– 1383 Total Nos. Of Species Of Lata-72
Total No Of Gulma – 654 Total Nos. Of Species Of Gulma-44

Highlights

  1. The Herbal Garden, established nearly 70 years ago, contains several old and well-grown medicinal trees that reflect its long-standing heritage and ecological value.
  2. The garden preserves rare medicinal plant species such as Pluchea lanceolata, Saraca asoca, Oroxylum indicum, and Plumbago indica, Gloriosa superba, Pterocarpus santalinus, Santalum album, and Rauvolfia serpentina. contributing significantly to the conservation of medicinal plant biodiversity.
  3. Each plant is systematically labelled with its Sanskrit name, Gujarati name, scientific name, and important medicinal uses, facilitating accurate identification and academic learning.
  4. The Herbal Garden regularly attracts students of the institute, learners from other institutions, and trainees participating in national as well as international training programs, making it an important resource for education and research in medicinal plants.
  5. In our herbal garden for details about plant , we have added QR code along with the name plate.

Endangered Species