The Year of the Horse Floral Display has arrived at the Flower Dome, bringing fresh colours to Gardens by the Bay. Have a walk around and enjoy the vibrant sights at this new floral display.
The upper level of Flower Dome looked rather ordinary. The giant “welcome” vase has vanished (so is the one at the end).
While it is hard to top Spring Celebrations, this year it seemed all too quiet. All the splashes of spinning colours and extensive decorations all over were not present this year – perhaps it was overdone and a cleaner look was preferred.
Visually, that this year’s arrangements are much more harmonious. There are some leftover elements from Christmas Sugar Mountain.
One of the few horses in the floral display, but this particular horse is one of a kind.
Three pairs of Chinese Spring Couplets can be found in the middle section of the Flower Dome. The orchid arrangements are quite spectacular.
The stars of this floral display are definitely the three wooden sculptures, depicting galloping horses. The flower field is inspired by a chinese painting called One Hundred Horses.
Galop Dramatique
I can certainly appreciate the (limited) blend of colours surrounding the horse sculptures. It wouldn’t have worked with last year’s chaotic bursts.
As it’s for Chinese New Year after all, there is an abundance of the usual golden blooms.
The park has revealed that this year’s seasonal rotations will be themed to “Gardens by the Bay Goes around the World”. Well, I hope that Netherlands is on the travel itinerary.
Since you’re already here, why not revisit previous seasonal displays with other photo tours of Flower Dome?
Year of the Horse Floral Display is taking place at the Flower Dome from now till 16 February 2014.
Cloud Forest | Spring Celebrations | Tulipmania | Mid-Autumn Festival | Christmas Sugar Mountain
2014
Year of the Horse | War of the Roses | Sun Pavilion | Getting Ready for Tulipmania (Tulip Planting) | Tulipmania 2014 | French Faire | Persian Garden | Orchid Extravaganza | Singapore Garden Festival 2014 | Mid-Autumn 2014 Indian Safari | Yuletide in the Flower Dome | Christmas Wonderland
2015
Asian Tales | Tulipmania 2015 | Flowery Fun Times | From Tales to Legends: Discover Singapore Stories | Christmas Wonderland 2015
2016
Dahlia Dreams | Tulipmania Rediscovered | Singapore Garden Festival 2016 | Orchid Extravaganza 2016 | Tribal Tempo and Mid-Autumn Festival 2016 | Merry Medley
Blossom Bliss | Star Wars Day at Gardens by the Bay | Orchid Extravaganza 2017 | Autumn Harvest | Sakura Matsuri | Orchid Extravaganza 2018 | Singapore Garden Festival 2018 | Sunflower Surprise | Mid-Autumn 2018 | Poinsettia Wishes featuring Disney TSUM TSUM
Sakura Matsuri 2019 | Floral Fantasy | Children's Festival 2019 | FutureTogether (teamLab) | Sakura Matsuri 2020 | Flower Dome (2020 Reopening)
Dahlia Dreams 2021 | Once Upon A Time on the Orient Express | River Hongbao 2021 | Dale Chihuly: Glass in Bloom | Orchid Haven (Cloud Forest) | Tulipmania 2021: Its Wild Origins | Poinsettia Wishes 2021 and Kingfisher Wetlands | Christmas Wonderland 2021
Dahlia Dreams 2022 | Sakura 2022 featuring tokidoki | Rose Romance 2022, Precious Peony, Cloud Forest Kuwaha Sculpture, Active Garden | Hydrangea Holidays | Hanging Gardens: Mexican Roots | Construction Update: AVATAR: The Experience | AVATAR: The Experience Grand Tour |
The Wood Horses look so good. The power and strength of a horse is well represented by the wood!