The Conservatory at Bellagio describes their Fall 2024 Arrangement "The Garden of Time" as follows:
"Wander through the enchanted forest where time stands still and encounter a symphony of autumnal splendor. Amidst 'The Garden of Time,' stand petrified wooden statues of woodland creatures captured in an eternal pause. These timeless creatures, poised beside a gently rippling pond, invite you to immerse yourself in their silent narratives, conjuring whispered tales from forests' long past. The forest floor is a vibrant tapestry of life, with the Blue Tango Bromeliad's striking azure hues contrasting beautifully against the rich palette of Coleus foliate and the shimmering textures of Heuchera. Experience the floral brilliance and spectral pumpkins where time seems to hold its breath, allowing you to revel in the timeless enchantment that is at The Conservatory. "
Visitors entering The Conservatory from the east side pass under an 18-foot-tall archway arbor on a turquoise stone pathway that leads into a "world of natural beauty and wonder."
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The west bed contains a 36-foot-tall maple tree structure and another life-size elk that appears to be eating fall foliage. Atop the tree is a fairy tree house with fairies flying around the tree branches. A small pond is located in the center of the exhibit and a bridge crosses the pond to a rustic wooden chalet that is available to rent for a special dinner experience prepared by renowned chef Michael Mina.
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