A hanging basket with an orchid plant that has long hanging sprays of tiny yellowish green flowers with a light lily of the valley scent. There are thick white pipes over head and the glass panels of the greenhouse roof. Other plants and part of a person are in the background.

A wall with wire mesh and open wooden slat baskets filled with Tillandsia plants that are epiphytic in the wild.

Close up of a Welwitschia mirabilis plant with long straplike green leaves coming from a brownish gray center that looks kind of like a cross section of a hamburger. The growth has been marked on one piece of leaf with a black marker. Between December 2024 and June 2025, it grew about five inches. They are native to Namibia and South Africa and are considered living fossils. They are cone bearing and do not make flowers.

A close up of a rather fearsome plant in the Aizoaceae from South Africa with leaves that look like nested opening jaws perpendicular to each other with the outermost pair the largest. Each leaf comes to a point and the edges have white ridges that come to reddish tips like strange long drawn out teeth.