Word of the Day: conservatory
A greenhouse, especially one in which the plants are displayed aesthetically, as in a botanic garden. Also, a room for both plants and people.
A greenhouse, especially one in which the plants are displayed aesthetically, as in a botanic garden. Also, a room for both plants and people.
The Great Conservatory at Syon House is not far from the Orangery at Hampton Court Palace that I wrote about yesterday. So if you are visiting one it is worth travelling an extra few miles to visit the other.
Syon House belongs to the Duke of Northumberland and is his family’s London residence.
Set within 200 acres of parkland designed by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown from the 1750s to 1770s, there are 40 acres of formal gardens, an ornamental lake and a collection of 200 species of rare trees. It is registered as a Grade 1 landscape in the English Heritage Register of Parks and Gardens of Historic Importance in England. (more…)
For people who are fond of plants, flowers, vegetations, and other ornamental plants, having their own greenhouse may be a dream come true.
A greenhouse or conservatory is a type of structure where plants are developed and grown. Usually, greenhouses are made of plastic or glass. This is to allow the natural light coming from the outside environment to permeate inside.
Because of its special condition, many people are wondering why do plants have to be cultivated inside this super special structure, wherein fact, it can be grown outside with the natural forces readily made available anytime, anywhere. (more…)