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)
This is how different the cool dry conservatory looks like in the day. The lighting is totally natural and there is no artificial lighting involved in illuminating the plants. Amongst the many plants featured here are the following flowering or foliage plants:
- 500 years old flowering Camellia japonica (Family: Theaceae)
- Fuchsia cultivars (Family: Onagraceae)
- holly Ilex (Family: Aquifoliaceae)
- Chilean Wine Palm Jubaea chilensis (Family: Arecaceae)
- numerous herbaceous perennial Heuchera cultivars (Family: Saxifragaceae)
- numerous perennial Cyclamen cultivars (Family: Myrsinaceae)
- Rhododendron cultivars (Family: Ericaceae)
