Winter Plant Exhibition at Magok Seoul Botanical Garden
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The Magok Seoul Botanical Garden will host the winter plant exhibition "Between Winter and Plants" from November 13, 2026, to January 31, 2027.
In the Seed Library and Garden Support Room, you can also find exhibitions on seeds and fruits, as well as displays that incorporate plants into everyday spaces.
Even in the cold winter, this is a place where you can experience the beauty of flowers and plants!
Shall we explore the winter plant exhibition "Between Winter and Plants" at the Magok Seoul Botanical Garden, along with various special exhibitions and nighttime opening news?
Exhibition Period: November 13, 2026, to January 31, 2027
Location: Exhibition Greenhouse at Seoul Botanical Garden
Main Features: Exhibition of domestic poinsettias and orchids, showcasing winter plants and domestic flower varieties.
Admission Fee: 5,000 KRW for adults (purchase required for the exhibition greenhouse), free for the Seed Library and Garden Support Room exhibitions.
What winter flowers can you see in the Tropical and Mediterranean sections?
The Tropical section features an exotic display themed "Today, Orchid," while the Mediterranean section presents a colorful Christmas garden themed "Blessings of Winter."
In the Tropical section, you can see various orchids, including the domestically cultivated small Oncidium 'Aria' and over 40 species of tropical orchids.
The Mediterranean section showcases a Christmas garden decorated with 15 varieties of domestic poinsettias, totaling 300 plants, offering a vibrant winter garden.
Experience a special space filled with diverse poinsettias and the Christmas atmosphere, creating warm winter memories!
In collaboration with the National Horticultural and Herbal Science Institute, we will also hold the "2026 Domestic Variety Evaluation Conference" during the exhibition period.
What can you see in the Seed Library on the first floor of the Plant Culture Center?
Experience a recreated space of a botanist's desk, showcasing observation tools, record notebooks, and specimen labels, demonstrating the process of collecting, observing, and recording seeds.
What can you see in the Garden Support Room on the first floor of the Plant Culture Center?
The winter exhibition "Green, Inside" introduces how to place plants in everyday spaces, moving beyond the usual practice of placing them in living rooms.
✨ Nighttime Opening News! ✨
The Seoul Botanical Garden will have nighttime openings in November and December, offering a unique experience with exotic plants, soft lighting, and soothing music.
Enjoy a different experience at the Seoul Botanical Garden!

Source :https://blog.naver.com/haechiseoul/224475787578
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