The Greenhouse

Originally built as a public garden, showcasing plants from all around the world, The Greenhouse is now the last place you can find most of the plants housed there. Conserving them in hope of one day seeing them spread out again.

Construction

The Greenhouse was built as a public garden, offering nice big paths through different rooms. There are five rooms in total, each with different climates for different plants to thrive. Between each, there's a small corridor to make sure that the climates are as contained as possible even when a lot of people move through them. There's a small water feature in each room, letting the water plants have a place to grow and at times giving a home to small fish. After the Greenhouse was closed to the public, these animals have been removed to save on resources, but you can still find a few insects having made the lush environment their home.

Public access

While not open year-round like it used to, the Greenhouse still occasionally opens for people to come and get a glimpse of what was. Particularly during spring when all the flowers bloom it's a very popular attraction for people to break up their daily routine. For fear of disturbing the plants too much, this is only a few times a year and only for a couple of days at a time.

Plants

The Greenhouse has a variety of all different kinds of plants, from many different environments. Since it started many rare and beautiful, or fascinating plants have been donated. From the tolerant desert plants, to the luscious flowers of the forests, to the cold artics and back you can find almost any plant you can think of.