Restoring the Temperate House at Kew Gardens

Opened in 1863, the Temperate House is the largest surviving Victorian glasshouse in the world. From 5 August 2013, Kew is undertaking a vital five year restoration project, costing £34.3 million. The project will restore the Temperate House and its surrounding landscape, and convert the adjoining Evolution House into a world class public engagement centre.
Kew has raised a significant proportion of the funds needed to complete this vital restoration project, but we still need to raise an additional £1 million.
Find out more about the project and how you can help - www.kew.org/temperatehouse
Kew would like to thank the Heritage Lottery Fund, Defra, Eddie and Sue Davies, The Garfield Weston Foundationa, J Paul Getty Jr Charitable Trust and other supporters of this vital restoration project.

[@botanicaltreasures2408]

Now that is what I call a greenhouse! 🌴Fascinating to see this huge glass building up close and from so many different angles.

[@gardensofthegods]

Only just seeing this now and it's very beautiful... I don't usually care for music when people are showing these vids but you did took a really lovely song so thank you ... it's dreamy and goes with the beauty .

[@foxtom888]

nice video, wonderful place
the temperate house team leader look so professionnal ! as the other guys of course !
definitively !

[@jeremyhunter2319]

It's February 2014 and they still need £1m. If every adult in the UK (Around 60m) gave just 2p each, Kew would have enough to finish the job. Is it really that hard?

[@featheredfan]

Thanks for showing us this project. That is a very big structure. Do you have any tall Agaves, Cacti or Yuccas, because they could grow inside of that greenhouse. Wow, I didn't know you had Peacocks! That is cool.

[@Baba-so6fh]

Anybody know the music starting at 6:31?

THIS PLACE IS THE GARDEN OF EDEN.........