Britain is famous for its gardens. In fact some of our bigger gardens are renowned world wide. As we have such a diversity of climate on this island we are able to replicate the many different temperature region of the world and so grow a wide variety of plants. Many of the famous garden designer like Capability Brown, dreamt up garden ideas which the world then copied. Garden visits are big business here and there is a plethora of travel firms using cheap hotels in their package to show people our stunning gardens.
The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew are known worldwide for their wealth of plants, gardens and greenhouses, set in 121 hectares. Kew has many attraction to beguile and interest; The Palm House. The Orangery and the Princess of Wale Conservatory which opened in 1987. This has several different temperature zones, enabling a wide range of plants to be grown. The Alpine House, opened in 2006, has a revolutionary heating system which blows cold air over the plants As well as an interesting day out, Kew is also a world authority on thing horticultural and its Jodrell Laboratory is used by international horticultural bodies. During the summer, Kew stages many outdoor event and gives horticultural talks throughout the year.Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/5934326
