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| Stunning Kew Palace in the sunset - unfortunately closed during the winter |
Watching many episodes of David Attenborough's series on Kew Gardens, also the location of Kew Palace, had inspired us to see the gardens for ourselves. We set off on a freezing cold but lovely sunny day. With snow still lying on the ground it just made the place look prettier. Kew Gardens are amazing.
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| Kew Gardens has many seats strategically placed, many of them dedicated to those who loved the gardens |
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| The Temperate House looking far from temperate |
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A sculpture of a lightening strike
which occurred on the site |
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From the Palm House across a frozen lake to the
Plants and People Exhibition |
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The interior of the Palm House
from the upper walkway. |
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This Chinese Palm Oil Tree located in the
Palm House is believed to be the
tallest indoor tree in the world.
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The Prince of Wales Conservatory
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| Various environment are developed in the conservatory |
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Laurie outside the Davies Alpine House where alpine flowers
from around the world were in full bloom
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