The Fairchild Image Library - Plants
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Bismarckia nobilis
bromeliad
Regal Bailey palms, Copernicia baileyana, tower over the lawns below.
Tropical plants offer exotic shapes and structures, like the roots of this huge ficus.
The McLamore Arboretum is home to more than 700 species of tropical flowering trees.
A golden agave blossom attracts bees from throughout the Garden.
Fairchild Tropical Garden collections feature a variety of dazzling heliconias from around the world.
Neon-colored, sculptural inflorescences make heliconia a great favorite of Garden visitors.
The unusual aquamarine blossoms of the jade vine
Palm inflorescences are very ornamental.
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden has more than 900 species of palms from all tropical regions.
Photo courtesy of Ana Maria Melzer.
Fairchild conservatory displays feature a lush array of plants.
Monstera deliciosa is an epiphytic plant which can climb to 30 feet or more.
Pandanus plants line the shores of a lowland lake, framing the view.
Copernicia macroglossa, commonly called petticoat palm.
Nothing can equal the beauty of a tropical water lily against a deep blue pond.
Brilliantly colored orchids grow on Garden trees and inside the Garden's conservatory.
A rosette of fuchsia attracts pollinators and photographers to a terrestrial bromeliad.
The shower-of-orchids is one of dozens of flowering vines blooming on the Vine Pergola.
Fairchild collections include a wide variety of tropical flowering vines.
The graceful queen's wreath, Petrea volubilis, drapes over pergolas and arbors throughout the Garden.
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