Kew Gardens is showcasing its annual orchid display with a focus on Peru, presenting a vibrant array of flora including the endangered Puya raimondii, the world's largest bromeliad. The exhibition, housed in the Princess of Wales Conservatory, features unique plants such as Passiflora venusta and spiraling Costus vargasii. These rare species emphasize the ecological diversity of Peru, while also raising awareness about the environmental threats posed by climate change. Visual displays reminiscent of Lake Titicaca enhance the experience, inviting floraphiles and conservationists alike to explore this breathtaking biodiversity.
The Peru exhibition at Kew Gardens features rare plants and highlights the plight of the endangered Puya raimondii, alongside stunning floral designs and installations.
The exhibition showcases a variety of rare species, emphasizing the ecological richness and fragility of Peru’s ecosystems, particularly in response to climate change.
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