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Edinburgh's 1834 Palm House reopens after £23.5m five-year restoration

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Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Garden has completed a five-year restoration of its Palm Houses, at a cost of £23.5 million. Every one of the 5,750 glass panes was carefully replaced so the structures can better withstand severe weather. Nearly 600 rare plant specimens have since been returned to the glasshouses. The renovated facilities will support ongoing work in conservation, education and scientific research focused on endangered plants.

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