There are 10 Botanical gardens in the state, where the endangered and almost extinct medicinal plants are planted, nurtured  and conserved with  all essential  care and attention.  Availing, keeping, picking and making of  herbal medicines is a job with a difference  and requires a beautiful balance between brawn and brain. Government, therefore, takes complete care in allotting this task to the personnel exhibiting balance, quality and choice. The results of this particular care in selection is that these medicinal gardens are providing us the scarce and disappearing herbal medicines like Ashtavarg (Meda,Mahameda,Kakoli,Kshirkakoli, Moosali, Salam,etc ), Yasthimadhu, Vanshlochan, Guggulu,Ativish, Jatamansi, Revandchini, Rasna, , Ashwagandha and Sarpgandha, etc. The medicinal plants are distributed free of cost to the people, who are interested in cultivation of herbs. Every year approximately 75000  plants are distributed through these gardens. The students of Ayurved colleges visit these gardens  during the course of their education for practical knowledge .

The details of the Botanical gardens are as follows :-