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Kew’s Palm House must be emptied of its tropical plants and trees before restoration work begins. [Source 1]
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The Palm House at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew in London is set for a £66m restoration, BBC News reports. Hot and humid conditions inside the Victorian glasshouse have taken a toll on its ironwork and glass. [1]
Before the work can begin, the glasshouse must be emptied of its 1,300 tropical plants and trees. [1]
Work is scheduled to begin in autumn 2027, and the Palm House is due to close for up to four years. [1]
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