Longwood in July

Main fountain display

Fireworks were done to the music of Rachmaninoff's Second Symphony.

Another fountain view from the conservatory.

And this is the view as you look back toward the conservatory.

Our first stop was actually down the garden paths to the right as you exit the visitor center.

Bald cypress roots poking up through the ground at the end of the lake.

Loved the cathedral treehouse. We also saw the other treehouses but did not get a photo so thanks for yours.

Cleome in the coleus.

Colorful coleus

Are these datura?

And again

Fountains as you know are everywhere!

The central circular fountain amidst the garden walk.

Along the garden path

Globe amaranth

Down the pathways

Another view, now keep in mind it was 95 degrees this day however there was a slight breeze.

Loved their huge potted arrangements.

Thornapple

These are from the Bonsai display in the conservatory.

This is the juniper, above is the crepe myrtle.

Moonbeam

Pine - tall and majestic

Pomegranate

Trident maple

Broms for you brom lovers. Personally I have tried these and failed miserably.

The above were called coppertone.

Over and around the doorways.

Over the door more!

Few more at the doors

Broms covering a wall

Waterfalls galore in the bromeliads area

These next few are from the Cactus room. Now were it not for the heat I could have my house right in here!

More

The entire space

Cannas were blooming profusely throughout the conservatory.

Cissus sicyoides a member of the grape family and if left untrimmed would fall to the ground and spread more root.

Start of the Conservatory.

Ginger gigantica

Blooms everywhere