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Greenhouses
Temperate house (house 11)
Like the Victoria house, this greenhouse is also subject to noticeable seasonal changes.

In winter, numerous container plants from warmer climates find refuge here and start flowering around Christmas. This first flower display is followed by an ever-increasing abundance of blooms.

In summer, they are replaced by many pot plants, like the tuberous begonias or fuchsias.
These exotic plants have taken to our gardens and nowadays hardly a gardener can
imagine his gardens without them.
Plants from regions with a Mediterranean climate do not require warm temperatures
in winter. However, their main growing period falls into that season and to support
them they need a frost-free environment and enough water. They are native to
South Africa, central Chile, California, and the Mediterranean Basin as well as
to the forests and savannas with sclerophyllous communities of East Australia and
Tasmania. In the summer, they prefer to be outdoors and their place will be taken
by some popular pot plants. New as well as established varieties of fiery tuberous
begonias, elegant fuchsias, geraniums boasting aromatic leaves and the bright yellow
slipper flower convert this greenhouse into a glorious summer festival of blooms.
At dusk, the group of magnificent Angel's Trumpets in the central planting area
releases its fascinating perfume.
Areas
- Africa and Madagascar house (hall C)
- Aquatic plants (house 4 with aquariums)
- Bromeliads and aroids (house 8)
- Carnivorous plants (house 4a)
- Cycads (house 9)
- Desert plants (house 5)
- Grüner Saal (house 7 for exhibits)
- Large cactus house (hall A)
- Mexico house (house 6)
- Orchid house (house 1 with turtles)
- Palm house (hall B)
- Staghorn ferns (house 12)
- Temperate house (house 11)
- Tree ferns (house 10)
- Tropical economic plants (house 2)
- Victoria house (house 3)
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