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| Borders and parterres all over; including the longest double border |
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| At the Hive, listening to bee music/conversation/whatever; you do this with a wooden stick in your mouth, which transmits the "sound"; did not taste like honey |
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| Water feature in a lily pad area |
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| Carnivores |
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| Cactus/succulent building |
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| In the very warm and humid lily pad building; largest pads ever, so far |
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| Sausage tree |
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| Seats four |
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| Big old tree and admirer |
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| Kew is not without its flaws, and one a major flaw; it is on the landing path for Heathrow, and every 30 seconds or so one of these thunders overhead; the 2PM complex was particularly annoying; as one of the guides observed, at least they no longer dump fuel on the plants.... |
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| The tree-top walk |
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| Henry Moore was here; hey, it's green! |
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| In the very large Japanese garden |
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| The very famous pagoda |
1 comment:
Did you do the treetop walk? I did it on our trip (I think the 2009 visit)--it was so fun!
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