In Pictures: The Bay South Garden which opened on 29 June 2012 and its two cooled conservatories in full bloom.
A place for community activities … both those that are organised …
… and those that are not …
Ticket queues for entry into the cooled conservatories … the two conservatories which offer a peek into botanical worlds that are out of reach for many are proving to be a hit with visitors to the Bay South Garden.
Cacti in the Flower Dome which replicates the cool dry climate found in areas such as the Mediterranean and Semi-Arid sub-tropical regions around the world.
Ghost Trees from Madagascar.
A thousand year old olive tree.
The Baobabs section of the Flower Dome.
The Flower Dome also features a changing floral display in the Flower Field.
The Cloud Forest replicates the Cool Moist climate of the Tropical Montane regions.
Pitcher plants are abundant in the Cloud Forest.
As are some rather unusual orchids.
All photographs in this post have been taken using a Sony α57 (SLT-A57) DSLR camera.
More information:
- The Supertree Grove, OCBC Skyway and Cloud Forest by night
- Official Opening on 28 June 2012 (with photos inside the completed Cloud Forest)
- In the merry month of May (Night twilight views)
- Ascent into the Clouds (A preview of the Cloud Forest)
- New Light in the Old Harbour (Night scenes from November 2011)
- Sneak Peek at the Gardens (A sneak peek in November 2011)
- Gardens by the Bay website
- Getting to the Gardens
- Map of the Bay South Garden
Great. We are already choosing which weekend we are going there.
Have fun there! 🙂