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Botanical Research Institute of Texas
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The last photography pass will be sold two hours before closing. Please heed safety tips by staying hydrated and pacing yourself while outdoors.
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The Rainforest Conservatory immerses visitors in a lush rainforest experience. This indoor tropical garden’s takes guests on a meandering journey alongside a rippling stream, behind a waterfall, and between lush plants including orchids, begonias, coconut palms, and cacao trees.
The Rainforest Conservatory supports the Garden’s mission of educating the public on plant conservation and the importance of tropical ecosystems while offering a glimpse of an exotic paradise. The Conservatory features plants that contribute to many of our everyday foods, herbs, spices, and beverages, including seven varieties of ginger, a chocolate tree, a coffee tree, a star fruit tree, and a coconut palm.
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Each year, the Rainforest Conservatory at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden becomes a mesmerizing home to thousands of brilliantly colored butterflies during Butterflies in the Garden.
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