Fun Facts about this Conservatory
Historical Landmark: It’s the oldest public wood-and-glass conservatory in North America
Rare Collection: The Conservatory is home to a rare and exotic plant collection, including a diversity of aquatic plants and colorful water lilies
Highland Tropics: It features one of the few Highland Tropics displays in the U.S., mimicking the misty cloud forests of tropical mountaintops
Aquatic Wonders: The Aquatic Plants Gallery has giant water lilies that are strong enough to support the weight of a child.
Victorian Roots: The Potted Plants Gallery pays homage to the Conservatory’s Victorian roots, showcasing unique plants in decorative urns and containers from around the world
Survivor from Another Era: The Conservatory is a survivor from an era when ladies and gentlemen took tea among exotic plant specimens
Cool Exhibits: They often have special exhibits, sometimes involving miniature train sets with original themes
Light Shows: The Conservatory has hosted light shows on its facade, including a psychedelic light show with musical accompaniment
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