Can there be a more organic style of architecture than conservatories and greenhouses built, designed with elements to promote harmony between people and nature, to offer an indoor world to explore flora and fauna?
For two photo challenges, Weekly Photo Challenge: Inside and Travel theme: Gardens, I compiled an assortment of photos taken from strolls inside gardens.
As I walk curved lanes through the middle of lush vegetation, my thoughts shift from harsh, frigid, and icy words associated with winter to verdant, inviting and colorful words associated with spring and summer.
I’ve entered bucolic indoor settings of colorful plants, fragrant flowers, koi ponds and musical birds.
I walk a few steps further down a lane passing from arid desert to leafy plants in emerald, cinnamon and crimson shades, rows of green seedlings sprouting from rich mud, and a rainbow of flowers in fuchsia, apricot and other hues.
It’s an indoor landscape with palm trees reaching up to glass ceilings, ferns encircled by lavender scented floral borders.
Everything is ornamental, aromatic and colorful in these serene spaces, inside gardens.
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Beautiful.
This is quite beautiful. We have a butterfly garden here that we love to visit. But wear a t-shirt – it’s muggy in there!
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Great idea and lovely gallery! It feels warm from here!
Love your greenhouse views!
It is wonderful when the design of such actual buildings complements the plants housed instead of providing a distraction.
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Stunning pictures… nice post… 🙂
thank you !
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Gorgeous pictures!
So much effort to maintain this beautiful garden!
Wonderful botanical greenhouse:) I love flowers very much but there are some incredible plants, too. ❤ Thanks for sharing ❤