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Tropical Conservatory View, Sherman Library and Gardens, Corona del Mar, California

Posted on November 6, 2025 by Douglas E. Welch

A long, narrow pathway winds through a dense, lush garden enclosed by a glass structure. The pathway is made of reddish-brown rectangular bricks and appears slightly damp. Large, vibrant green leaves from numerous plants, predominantly banana leaves, overhang and partially obstruct the view, creating a tunnel-like effect. A small, ornate stone statue is visible on a low ledge to the left of the pathway. The garden appears to be within a greenhouse or conservatory, as the metal framework of the structure is visible at the top of the frame, and light filters through the glass.</p>

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