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Marie Selby Botanical Gardens
For one of the most peaceful experiences at Selby Gardens, pause along the circular walking trail in the Fern Garden and take a moment to fully appreciate the stunning variety of sounds, scents, colors and textures. A diverse showcase of low-lying ferns serves as a...
In the Epiphyte Garden, towering oaks make perfect hosts for a variety of airplants ranging from the locally familiar Spanish Moss to exotic species from Mexico and beyond. Up in the trees, epiphytes exhibit vivid colors and the intriguing fragrances that help attract...
The conservatory looks and feels like a tropical rain forest, which is where many of its show-stopping orchids and bromeliads were collected by the Gardens’ research and conservation scientists. Arranged in a spectacular collage of color and design, the plants feature...
Located in the northeast corner of the Ann Goldstein Children's Rainforest Garden, a wide variety of live carnivorous plants are showcased in a large raised display area. Most carnivorous plants grow in wetlands and bogs, so the plants are individually potted on a...