About this Indoor Garden
One of our most iconic spaces, this stately greenhouse is a symphony of highly choreographed color and plant combinations.
This Garden features an ever-changing display of flowers and foliage that exude color and fragrance.
History of this Garden
Built between 1919 and 1921, the Orangery was originally filled with citrus fruit trees. The citrus was eventually phased out and flowering plants surrounding manicured lawns became the focal point, a design approach used to this day.
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