Kew Gardens - The Princess of Wales Conservatory (4K) Virtual Tour
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Join Kew Horticulturist, Richard Moore on a walk around The Princess of Wales Conservatory at Kew Gardens, the most diverse glasshouse in the world! This is one of the most modern glasshouses at Kew containing an incredible diversity of plants across 10 separate climatic zones from arid deserts to tropical rainforest! You can experience a wide range of different environments and enjoy flora from around the globe all within one magnificent glasshouse.
Kew Gardens is a world famous Botanical Garden and one of the largest in the world with a collection of over 50,000 plants. As well as being one of the most beautiful ornamental gardens in the world the plant collections at Kew provide an invaluable resource for scientific research and along with the Millennium Seed Bank, Kew is working to conserve endangered and threatened plant species from around the world.
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Music: The Inner Sound by Jesse Gallagher
Thank you so much
A plant lover’s dream location.
So beautiful 😍 👍 🌴
Wow, very nice pictures, I like it. Thank you for your contribution and have a nice week and greetings from Austria 👍😊
Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
2019 it was amazing. Went in 2020 and most of it was closed off (still charged the same to get in though) a wonderful place I just wish I could have seen all of it again.
I'm glad I can give you a bit of a virtual tour and hope that you're able to visit again when everything is a bit more normal!
Tropical rainforest section reminded me of the Herbal Essense shampoo advert..
Why no orchids no flowering plants roses
@@user-vl7cf6nw2d It was just the time of year, there are many flowering orchids to see during the winter and early spring 🙂