Flower Dome - Singapore

Huge artificial ants.

Night road goes along Flower Dome.

Singapore Flyer view from the Flower Dome.

Statue of the ants.

Flower Dome entrance.

Flower Dome view right after the entrance.

In the beginning you'll see a large quantity of the succulent plants.

Through the glass roof you can see the Cloud Forest dome.

White flower with pink tips is found between the leafless adeniums.

Pseudobombax ellipticum commonly known as Shaving Brush Tree.

Pseudobombax sp.

Leafless Pseudobombax ellipticum.

Ferocactus pottsii and other cacti.

Euphorbia horrida and the stones in the shape of a fish.

Echinocactus grusonii.

First leaves start appearing on adenium.

Daisy with bright cherry color striped flowers.

Bombax ceiba.

Rich variety of succulents.

Agave guiengola.

Ferocactus glaucescens and Fouquieria columnaris “Boojum tree”.

Succulent's green tissues absorb light to produce food, a process known as photosynthesis.

Pachypodiums and agaves.

Silver grass with yellow flowers.

Ceiba chodatii “Palo borracho”.

Label of Ceiba chodatii.

Three ceibas.

Succulents avenue.

Ariocarpi.

Different species of ariocarpus.

Ariocarpi and gymnocalyciums are located behind the protective glass.

Euphorbias with white ribs.

Warrior heads, Springstone.

Huge adeniums with the red flowers.

Silver succulents grow like a carpet.

Awesome red adenium.

Silver-blue and green succulents have a shape of a grass.

Carnegiea gigantea “Saguaro”.

Succulent trees.

Agave victoriae-reginae.

Dorstenia gigas “Socotran Fig Tree”.

Enter a world of perpetual spring, where unique plants bloom in an ever changing display of flowers.

Discover plants from the Mediterranean and semi-arid subtropical regions.

Now get ready to be amazed by nature.

The Cool-Dry Conservatory.

Step into the Flower Dome and you'll be standing in awe of nature.

Eagle statue.

With 3,332 panels of 42 varying shapes and sizes of spectrally selective glass, the Flower Dome is like a giant puzzle!

Spectacular and innovative in design, it is one of the icons of Bay South Garden.

View of the Singapore Flyer from the Flower Dome.

Label of Adansonia grandidieri, Madagascar's baobab.

Different species of agaves.

Adansonia madagascariensis, Madagascar's baobab.

Green succulent with yellow flowers.

Cyphostemma juttae “Tree Grape”.

Black succulents have a shape of echeveria.

Cleistocactus winteri “Golden rat tail”.

Baobab and cereuses.

Cleistocactus winteri and agaves.

Agave nickelsiae “Nickel's agave”.

Eastern cowboys, Weathered wood, Timor Leste craftsmanship.

Green succulent grass and small red flowers.

Crassula ovata “Hobbit”.

Silver succulent grass.

Faucaria tigrina “Tiger Jaws”.

Black succulents.

Succulents are water-storing desert plants belonging to families such as Cacti and Euphorbias.

Dasylirion longissimum “Mexican Grass Tree”.

Succulent Garden is on the left.

Adenium with pink flowers.

Daisy flowers.

The beginning of the Australian Garden.

Entrance and exit doors.

Adenanthos sericeus “Woolly Bush”, Southwest Australia.

Anigozanthos flavidus.

Baobabs and Bottle Trees.

Xanthorrhoea glauca “Grass Tree”.

Brachychiton rupestris “The Queensland Bottle Tree”.

Huge Xanthorrhoea glauca.

Beautiful girls near the Queensland Bottle Tree.

Visitors make the photographs of the plants and flowers.

Baobabs at the entrance.

Queensland Bottle Tree.

Exotic conifer tree.

Araucarias have a shape of a fir-tree.

Purple palm tree.

Lush greenery of the Flower Dome.

Trunk of Aloe barberae “Tree Aloe”.

Aloe barberae “Tree Aloe”, South Africa.

Jubaea chilensis “Chilean Wine Palm”.

Delicate red flower.

Trunk of Jubaea chilensis.

Araucaria araucana “Monkey Puzzle Tree”.

Araucaria araucana in the South American Garden.

Flowers in the South American Garden.

Brahea armata “Mexican Blue Palm”.

Arch with the orange flowers.

Chilean Wine Palm is known as the “Incredible Hulk” due to its massive girth and height.

Dracaena draco “Dragon Tree”.

Walking space between the Mediterranean Garden and the Flower Field.

Flower Field.

One can see the entrance at the far end.

Mediterranean Garden is full of the palm trees.

Phoenix dactylifera “Date Palm”.

Landscape design of the Flower Field.

Visitors in the Flower Field.

Innovative design attracts many visitors.

Retired travelers from the Northern countries.

Couple in love.

Walking along the South African Garden.

Protea cynaroides flower.

Protea cynaroides “King Sugar Bush”.

Ladies heads, Springstone.

Tree with numerous fruits in the South African Garden.

Bulbine namaensis.

South American Garden.

Magnolia grandiflora “Southern Magnolia”.

Label of Magnolia grandiflora “Southern Magnolia”.

On our way to the Olive Grove.

Citrus tree with fruits.

Citrus tree with round yellow fruits.

Citrus tree in the Californian Garden.

Low plants in the Californian Garden.

Visitors on the bench under the trees in the Californian Garden.

Olive Grove.

Mediterranean Garden.

Pathway between the Olive Grove and the Mediterranean Garden.

Lush greenery of the Olive Grove.

Coniferous trees.

A thousand year old Olive tree.

Ancient olive trees.

You can find here some of the native Mediterranean plants such as the Stone Pine or Date Palm.

Phoenix canariensis “Canary Island Date Palm” is presented by several trees.

Label of Phoenix canariensis “Canary Island Date Palm”.

Girl photographs something under the ground.

Variety of colors in the Flower Field.

Small artificial mills.

High trees of the South American Garden.

Tourists are under the Phoenix canariensis trees.

Awesome ancient olive trees in the Olive Grove.

Red-flowered geraniums.

Plants which grow under the olive trees in the Olive Grove.

Pink and violet petunias.

Olea europaea “Olive” trees.

Olea europaea “Olive”, Mediterranean.

On the pathway to the Flower Field.

Palm trees of the Mediterranean Garden.

Red flower of hibiscus.

White flower of hibiscus.

Hibiscuses with red and yellow flowers.

Pale green bush of daisies.

White geraniums and daisies.

Garden flowers.

Joyful youth in the Flower Field.

Tourists are in the middle of the Flower Field.

Flower Field decorations, “Work in Progress”.

Employee ties up the flower.

Blue flower of clematis.

Bell shaped flowers.

Flowers beside the wall.

Tea-rose has very tender pale pink color.

White orchid flowers, phalaenopsis sp.

Pink flowers of fuchsia.

Black flowers of fuchsia.

Fascinating fuchsia flowers.

Blue fuchsia flowers.

Wonderful blue-colored clematis flowers.

Cyclamen pink flowers.

Dianthus barbatus “Sweet William” flowers.

Plant looks like a miniature maple.

Awesome garden flowers.

White yellow rose flower in the corner.

Couple of the clematis flowers.

White flowers with touches of cherry.

Yellow daisies.

Smoky white flowers of roses.

Black lily flower with yellow tips.

In the corner of the garden.

Blue flowers of hyacinth.

Pink geranium flowers with the white elements.

Flowers of red fuchsia.

Bush has a spiral shape.

Geranium with variegated leaves.

Cute little girl looks at me.

Cute little girl still looks at me, it is one of my best photograph.

Special wooden chairs were placed here for the beautiful photographs.

The Flower Dome is the world's largest column-less greenhouse.

A fabulous shoes are just a pots for hyacinthus flowers.

Pink hyacinthus flowers.

Light yellow tulips.

Fabulous city.

Sea of hyacinths.

Red hibiscus in the pot.

Tulips and lilies.

Flower Field is the highlight of the Flower Dome.

Artificial fabulous house in the Flower Field.

Tulipa cv. “Purple Prince” and Tulipa cv. “Hemisphere”.

Metallic gazebo with the flying insect on its top.

Camellia japonica “Japanese camellia”.

Camellia japonica and red begonia.

High tree with the white flowers.

Red roses.

Crimson daisies with yellow center.

Plants have a shape of a spiral.

Impatiens.

Different species of garden flowers.

Pink impatiens and Viola tricolor.

Little girls and the harvest.

Wheat harvest on the table.

Toilets beside the exit.

Small area before the exit.

Laughing buddhists and lion statues.