Apples, pumpkins, zucchinis, potatoes, rowan, quince - at the annual exhibition, the botanical garden showcases the fruits that nature gives in autumn. For the exhibition at the Peter the Great Botanical Garden, the All-Russian Institute of Genetic Resources of Plants provided a variety of autumn fruits - zucchinis, pumpkins, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, apples. All of this is arranged in atmospheric compositions. Guests will see both popular and less common varieties, as well as learn how the institute improves the agricultural line in the country. The exhibition also features hawthorn, barberry, rowan, elder, serviceberry, viburnum, quince, and much more. Please note that on the first two days, September 12 and 13, the exhibition can only be visited with a special festival ticket, which includes additional activities. On other days, entry to the exhibition is possible with any ticket.