The best indoor botanical gardens that we can find in different parts of the world were born thanks to the ability to establish a very delicate balance between man and nature. Often these are creative projects created by plant and botany enthusiasts, which contain numerous species from different ecosystems, with the main purpose of conservation and with the aim of allowing everyone to admire their beauty.
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The best indoor botanical gardens that we can find in different parts of the world were born thanks to the ability to establish a equilibrium very delicate between man and nature. Often these are creative projects carried out by plant and botany enthusiasts, which contain numerous species from different ecosystems, with the main purpose of storage and with the aim of allowing everyone to admire its beauty.
1) Callaway Gardens – Georgia
At the Callway Garden of Pine Mountain, Georgia, there is a center dedicated to the conservation of butterflies and tropical plants. Lessons are held at this indoor garden for those who wish to learn how to attract butterflies by choosing the right flowers to grow. While maintaining a tropical climate, this indoor garden manages to put into practice the most refined techniques for energy saving.
2) Botanical Garden – New York
Il New York Botanical Garden it's a green lung in the heart of the Bronx. Crossing its paths allows you to rediscover its beauty all year round. It is one of the first botanical gardens in the United States. It extends for 1 square kilometer and inside it contains more than 48 gardens and plant collections. Since 1967 it has been a national heritage of the USA.
3) Atocha-Madrid
La Atocha station, the Madrid, encloses one of the most beautiful tropical gardens in the world on an area of approximately 4000 square meters. The garden took the place of the old trains during a renovation that ended in 1992. Inside there is also a small lake surrounded by greenery that is home to turtles.
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4) Gardens by the Bay – Singapore
A Singapore there is one of the largest indoor gardens in the world. It is a gigantic botanical garden, within walking distance of the business district. It is dedicated to conservation of exotic species and plants from semi-arid and mountainous areas. In Singapore, Changi Airport is also dedicated to greenery, with its famous orchids, cacti and butterflies.
5) Biodome – Montreal
Biodome and the Montreal Botanic Garden are among the largest spaces in the Canada for the conservation of rare plant species. The botanical gardens contain numerous greenhouses which are home to fantastic natural landscapes. They enclose rare fruit trees, desert ecosystems and greenhouses that change their contents from one season to the next.
6) Yumenoshima – Tokyo
Yumenoshima is an indoor botanical garden located near Tokyo. Encloses approx 1000 species of plants, among which there is a section dedicated to the rainforest, complete with a waterfall. It is home to carnivorous plants and some examples of the spectacular flora of the Japanese Bonin Islands, known as the Galapagos of the East.
7) Kew Royal Botanic Gardens – Londra
The Kew Royal Botanic Gardens in London are among the most famous botanical gardens in the world. They enclose an impressive collection of glass greenhouses. Inside we find 10 different climatic zones, from humid tropical areas to the savannah. There are orchids and carnivorous plants and also an area entirely dedicated to bonsai.
8) Phipps Conservatory – Pittsburgh
Recently the Phipps Conservatory it has been extended with a real tropical forest. The new greenhouse is equipped with computerized controls to ensure the best light and humidity conditions with the minimum energy consumption. There is no shortage of areas dedicated to orchids and numerous ecosystems, which include palm trees and small forests.
9) Longwood Gardens – Philadelphia
Longwood Gardens are located in Pennsylvania, in the vicinity of Philadelphia. They enclose 4,5 hectares of greenery. It's hard to imagine, but it was once a private estate, a part of the DuPont family empire, which was later transformed into a key place for nature conservation.
10) Botanical Garden – Berlino
The Botanischer Garten in Berlin is developed on internal and external spaces. During the winter the open-air gardens go through a phase of hibernation, while all year round it is possible to visit the 1,5 hectares of winter Garden, which includes a large bamboo forest and an impressive collection of cacti.
Marta Albè
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