Nama Taman Cyathea diambil dari nama paku tiang (Cyathea) yang banyak tumbuh di hutan Bedugul, Bali. Bentuknya menyerupai payung, melambangkan perlindungan, sejalan dengan tujuan taman ini untuk melestarikan paku dan lumut.

Per Agustus 2020, Kebun Raya Bali mencatat 211 jenis paku, dengan habitat epifit, terestrial, dan air. Taman ini terbagi dalam tiga zona: penerimaan, koleksi outdoor, dan koleksi indoor. Zona indoor memiliki rumah paranet berbentuk dinosaurus sebagai simbol perlindungan, sedangkan zona outdoor ditata menyerupai gulungan daun paku muda. Paku epifit ditempelkan pada pohon beton, sementara lumut ditata seperti bukit untuk menciptakan habitat alami.


Cyathea Garden is named after the tree fern (Cyathea), which grows abundantly in the Bedugul forest of Bali. Its umbrella-like shape symbolizes protection, aligning with the garden's goal of preserving ferns and mosses.

As of August 2020, Bali Botanical Garden recorded 211 fern species, with habitats ranging from epiphytic, terrestrial, to aquatic. The garden is divided into three zones: reception, outdoor collection, and indoor collection. The indoor zone features a dinosaur-shaped paranet house as a symbol of conservation, while the outdoor zone is designed to resemble the spiral shape of young fern fronds. Epiphytic ferns are attached to concrete trees, and mosses are arranged into small hills to mimic their natural habitat.