Blooms of the week
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- Insectivorous plants (in the terrariums)
- Flowers: red ginger, lobster claw, torch-ginger, aloe, and more.
- Fruits: Christmas palm, screwpine, banana tree, and more.
- Giant leaves of the traveller's tree
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- Flowers: bromeliads, orchids, Mexican shrimp plant, lollypop plant, Mysore clock vine, Costa Rican skullcap, and more.
- Panama queen, carpets of colourful leaves, and curtains of spanish moss.
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- Fruits: papaya, macadamia nut tree, melindjo, jackfruit, pineapple, and more.
- Flowers: soursop tree, macademia nut tree, and more.
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- Spectacularly shaped and coloured orchids; a natural masterpiece!
- Some aroids are also in bloom, such as tailflowers and peace lilies.
- Beautiful specimens displayed in the terrarium
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- Staghorn ferns
- Tree ferns
- Beautiful plant walls
- Fascinating lycopods in the terrarium
- Blue strap fern with iridescent fronds
- Pink tint of new fronds
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- Foliage of various shapes, textures and colours.
- Flowers: begonias, kholeria, nematanthus, Java glorybower, sinningia, passiflora, and more.
- Beautiful plant walls.
- Specimens on display in the terrarium
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- Fruits: pricklypear, cudjoewood, Texas nipple cactus
- Flowers: ruschia, crown of thorns, aloe
- Huge Agave americana and Agave attenuata
- Cones of the encephalartos
- Impressive specimens of elephant's foot
- Young saguaro
- Old man cactus (very hairy)
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- Cacti and other succulents of various shapes
- In the window: strange living stones
- Large Cycads
- Fruits and flowers of the mistletoe cactus
- Bark of the fragrant bursera
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- Beautiful penjings (miniaturized trees in pots)
- Himalayan cedar, glaucous bamboo
- Fruits: Diospyros and Ebbing's silverberry
- Flowers: common camellia
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- The Main Exhibition Greenhouse is opened February 24 to April 24 for the new exhibition Garden of oddness.
- Carnivorous plants and unusual plants.
- Beautiful plant wall.
- Flowers: plants of the Amaryllidaceae family, bottle brush, Chinese hibiscus, rose-apple tree, and more.
