The Temperate House, opened in May 1863, is a Grade I-listed showhouse for the largest plants in Kew Royal Botanic Gardens. Rectangular, with pitched roofs, its pillars support wrought-iron ribs.
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The temperate house maintains a pleasant Mediterranean climate year-round. It features a courtyard done up in the Moorish style, complete with a babbling fountain. Many of the plants here are referenced in the Christian Bible and the garden has provided context about the origin of their names and references. Non-Christians visiting the garden do not have to worry about this feeling preachy or...
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What a pleasure to have the Shoenberg Arid House open again! It is quite an experience walking through the Moorish walled garden and feeling as if we were in an exotic locale. There are many interesting plants, flowers, and cacti to look at.
The main entrance from the outside is not accessible, since there are stairs nearby, but the Arid House can be accessed from the...
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PROs: Beautiful! Despite it not being 'in-bloom' the place is serene and beautiful!! CONs: Some exhibits were closed. This area did get crowded. A photographer was shooting engagement photos and that hindered progress as we had to wait for photographer to take a few shots.
Parking and entrance is off Shaw Blvd. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a...
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