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Internationale Orchideen- und Tillandsienschau 2014: Discover Diverse Orchid & Tillandsia Species in Vienna

Explore rare tropical plants and common varieties while learning essential care tips from botanical experts in Vienna.

The Internationale Orchideen- und Tillandsienschau 2014 in Vienna was a captivating showcase of botanical beauty. Visitors explored the incredible diversity of orchids and tillandsias, from vibrant Phalaenopsis to rare global specimens. Expert horticulturists were on hand to provide practical advice, ensuring enthusiasts could cultivate these exotic plants successfully at home.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition showcased the incredible diversity and beauty of orchids and tillandsias, featuring rare species from around the world alongside more common varieties like Phalaenopsis and Cattleya. Visitors received expert advice on orchid care to help their plants thrive at home.

Curatorial context

The International Orchid and Tillandsia Show 2014, held at Blumengärten Hirschstetten, highlighted the fascinating forms, colors, and fragrances of these remarkable plants. Visitors were treated to a display of numerous orchid species, including well-known types like Phalaenopsis and Cattleya, as well as rare specimens from global collections. The exhibition also presented the variety of tillandsias, offering a glimpse beyond the limited range of hybrids typically available commercially. Daily expert guidance was available in the Palm House from 9 am to 5 pm, where gardeners shared valuable tips and tricks for nurturing orchids at home, ensuring these precious plants can flourish.

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Venue
Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Feb 15, 2014 – Feb 23, 2014
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