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World-famous florist holds a bewitching orchid show in New York

'18.02.2020'

Source: onlyinyourstate.com

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For those tired of cold winter days and looking forward to warmth, there is a salvation here in New York. Open throughout the year, the Botanical Gardens are one of the state's most spectacular attractions. And from time to time there are also unusual shows, one of which was written by the edition Only in Your State.

The New York Botanical Garden is open to visitors all year round. Here you are always waiting for walks among beautiful exotic flowers that will make you forget about the cold temperatures and dull landscapes outside the window.

But from time to time in the garden there are also special events. This year, from February 15 to April 19, New Yorkers can go to the Botanical Gardens to enjoy Jeff Liteham's amazing show, which he dedicated to orchids.

Jeff Leatham is one of the most renowned florists in the world. Among his clients are Tina Turner, Madonna, Eva Longoria and many others. So this show is definitely different from what you've seen before. His number of subscribers in Instagram has exceeded 1 million people.

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Lytham turned the historical conservatory Enid A. Haupt into a bright kaleidoscope of orchids, unlike anything else. The show will be especially interesting for photographers and simply flower lovers, as it promises to be very spectacular. Here you can see flowers of purple, bright pink, red and orange, reflected from mirror sculptures.