Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens





















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Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens



























Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Garden Columbus Ohio
Wednesday morning with Laura and Roy-
Hard to photograph the butterflies in flight but when they light on a leaf with their colorful wings spread one can snap a photo with ease.




















Laura, Roy and I went to the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Columbus Ohio.
The Glass Ornament trees were something to see! The weather was a bit gray and wet but our spirits weren’t dampened.







A visit with Laura and Roy to Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Columbus Ohio.





















Click to watch Video- 17 seconds of butterfly opening wings to reveal the iridescent blue
Columbus Ohio. Franklin Park Conservatory exhibits. Laura, Anna, Charlie and Roy and I walked through the different exhibits.i liked the colorful butterflies in the Rain Forest. The train display opens June 3rd so we have to return.










Monday afternoon, Laura, Charlie, and l spent a couple of hours at the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Columbus Ohio. Here are a few example.
The Exhibition Topiary Takeover.
“Twenty-five topiaries made of living plants will take over the gardens this summer—fourteen of which have never been seen before! The animal topiaries are filled with plants to mimic the colors and textures of fur, skin, scales and feathers. UNESCO Natural Heritage Sites inspired the animal topiaries and the plantings that surround them. Visit sea creatures from the Great Barrier Reef, a show-stopping peacock from India, a majestic bison of the plains and more”













If you’ve followed the blog for a time you’ve seen Topiaries posted here when I visited in 2017
Franklin Park Conservatory and the Columbus Main Library have creative model train displays created by Applied Imagination (click for article) a company founded by Paul Busse.
Here’s the Enchanted Express Garden Railway at Franklin Park in Columbus Ohio. You can see the Three Little Pigs Houses, Rapunzels Tower and the Old Woman in the Shoe House and Cinderella’s Castle to name a few.. I think Charlie could watch the display revolve all day long, waiting for the trains to reappear, around and around.