The Royal Botanic Gardens or Kew Gardens is located just outside London on the River Thames. It is 326 acres. Just to see a small part takes all day, but is time well spent.
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| Great Broad Walk border plantings in Kew Gardens |
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| The Hive is 17 meters tall and offers a look into the life of a bee colony. |
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| A close look at the structure of the Hive. |
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| Looking up into the Hive. |
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| Magnolia blossom |
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| Red Hot Poker looking very bright on an overcast day. |
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| Mexican Sunflower |
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| Grevillea or Spider Flower |
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| Princess of Wales Conservatory |
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| Resident of the Princess of Wales Conservatory |
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| Pitcher Plants |
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| Pitcher Plants |
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| Giant Lily Pads in the Princess of Wales Conservatory |
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| Burgundy Water Lily |
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| Pink Water Lily |
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| White Water Lily |
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| Purple and White Water Lily |
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| White Water Lily |
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| Pink Water Lily |
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| White Water Lilies |
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| Davies Alpine House in Kew Gardens |
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| Cyclamen |
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| Spiral Aloe Succulent |
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| Palm House |
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| Pink Hibiscus |
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| Heliotrope and Licorice Plant border in Kew Gardens |
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| Seckler Crossing |
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