These are an entire range of succulents, including cacti, on the way to and at the Baobab Village. They are growing amazingly well, thanks to the controlled microclimate within the Flower Dome.
I do not know all the names of the plants and I will not attempt to explain everything but here are some of the interesting stuff that I saw:
- Kalanchoe tomentosa (Common Name: Panda Plant, Pussy Ears; Family: Crassulaceae)
- Echeveria (Family: Crassulaceae)
- quartz
- sparrows on Adenium obesum (Common Name: Desert Rose; Family: Apocynaceae)
- flowerfield
- eagle carving from tree trunk and roots
- Euphorbia punicea (Common Name: Jamaican Poinsettia; Family: Euphorbiaceae)
- Pelargonium (Family: Gerianaceae)
There are a few photos of a few species of cacti, after the quartz photo, which look like underwater sea anemones. The interesting thing is one can see from these photos how the cacti divide itself in multiples of 2 i.e. 4, 6 and 8.
These photos captured the Baobabs and diversity of succulents, Australia, Africa and South America gardens which feature the following amazingly beautiful plants:
- Anigozanthos (common name: Kangaroo Paw; Family: Haemodoraceae)
- Grevillea cultivar (Family: Poteaceae)
- Strelitzia reginae (Family: Strelitziaceae)
- Protea cynaroides (common name: King Protea; Family: Proteaceae)
- Rhododendron (Family: Ericaceae)
- Jubaea chilensis (common name: Chilean Wine Palm; Family: Arecaceae)
- variegated Weigela florida (Family: Caprifoliaceae)
