Bogomolets Dendropark

The botanical nature monument of local significance was created to preserve, protect and use for aesthetic, educational, environmental, scientific and recreational purposes the most valuable species found here. On the territory of the nature monument, any damaging agricultural activity is prohibited. Inside the park is the house where Alexander Bogomolets lived, as well as the grave and monument to the academician (1946). The park was founded in the 1930s on the initiative and under the leadership of Academician Alexander Bogomolets. The park was created on a wasteland, where 90 species of exotic and rare for Ukraine tree species and shrubs brought from botanical gardens and arboreta were planted. First of all, ginkgo, yew berry, tsercis, boxwood, Amur velvet grew here. Now, according to a scientific study, 49 types of trees and shrubs have been identified in the park, for example, Japanese Sophora, Canadian Bundoos, Catalpa, Black Walnut, Ginkgo, Chubushnik, Pine, Spruce.