
Apartments near Krohn Conservatory in Cincinnati, OH (2,042 Rentals)


205 W 4th St

1818 Logan St

2621 Cleinview Ave

1 W 4th St

2411 Vine St

2413 Vine St

205 W 4th St

18 W Elder St

18 W Elder St

2039 Woodburn Ave

205 W 4th St

205 W 4th St

205 W 4th St

505 Sandheger Pl

505 Sandheger Pl

2201 Reading Rd

2201 Reading Rd

400 E 13th St

1824 Highland Ave

11 Catlin Alley

126 E 13th St

1507 Race St

2241 Burnet Ave

205 W 4th St

205 W 4th St

1326 Broadway

309 Vine St

205 W 4th St

2201 Reading Rd

962 Pavilion St

1614 Mansfield St

309 Vine St

1906 Elm St

126 E 13th St

1201 Jackson St

1408 Pleasant St

351 Thrall St

107 E Clifton Ave

351 Thrall St

351 Thrall St

111 W Elder St

1610 Pleasant St

155 Dorchester Ave

1470 Goetz Alley

1304 Broadway

1407 Vine St

1001 Hatch St

424 Liberty Hl

1137 Fuller St
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There are several spots around Cincinnati for leaving your apartment and exploring the world around you, but one of the top places that Cincinnati apartment-ites have been making a stop at for years has been the Krohn Conservatory. At this wonderful house of greenery, you can check out native species as well as those from all over the world, no matter how cold it may be outside. No matter what day of the year you may want to check out the beauty of nature, the doors are always open and ready for you to take a trip inside. For fans of foliage and other flora, there is no better place in town to see just how many forms of vegetation the world around us have to offer. It's a must for any nature lover. There are numerous fascinating exhibits held within the walls of the Krohn Conservatory, and each offers a little bit different look at the natural world of plants, all of which are far from what you would expect so close to your Cincinnati apartment. You can start out at the Palm House, an indoor rainforest complete with palms, rubber and banana trees, and numerous other tropical species, as well as a 20-foot cascading waterfall. Also on display are several gorgeous ground plants and ferns, as well as breathtaking orchids. Next you can check out the Tropical House, filled to the brim with every variety of fern, as well as chocolate trees, pomegranate trees, vanilla vine, and even a dwarf banana tree. You can also find here a beautiful collection of cycads, bromelia and begonias surrounding two small pools. For something a bit different, explore the Desert Garden, which holds several species of cacti and succulents, as well as Yuccas, Agaves, Aloes and Crassulas. Also make sure to check out their fine collection of Bonsai, which holds a massive collection of the gorgeous oriental tree. The most popular spot in the collection is the Floral Display, which holds the seasonal floral shows, which change with each season. Always on display, however, as the gorgeous flowering citrus trees, including orange, kumquat, grapefruit, and a huge Ponderosa lemon tree. No matter what manner of flora you fancy, you'll find it on beautiful display here at the Krohn Conservatory. Nature lovers may not several spots around town to explore the world of nature, but no locale in town can offer such a variety of different environments to explore. Cincinnati apartment-ites looking for the perfect place to peruse plants need look no further, for with its many displays that are available all year long, there's never an end to the fun and education to be had.
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