Floral Clock

The flower clock is a well-known Park in Niagara, a lakeside lake. The children will like it very much. It is worth seeing. After a long journey, I finally arrived here, where my soul was haunted and my little wish was fulfilled.

It was not the time that I came without flowers. Only snow can't call a flower clock. It's a far cry from other people's photos. Fortunately, I saw the Canadian National Bird in the snow. It's very lucky.

It's really worth coming. It's not far north of Niagara Falls. It's made up of many flowers and plants. It's the second largest flower clock in the world. The flower clock looks really artistic.

Floral Clock is nearly 12 kilometers away from Niagara Falls. It has existed for more than 60 years since 1950. Its clock area is more than 100 square meters (said to be the second largest flower clock in the world, I have no textual research). It is composed of more than 20,000 beautiful flowers and plants (pictured above). The hour, minute and second hands made of thick steel bars are driven by electricity supplied by a hydroelectric power plant on the nearby Niagara River, and every clock rings on time. The interior space of the flower clock is a small exhibition hall with various photographs and drawings on display. It is worth seeing the structural drawings drawn in 1950, as well as the pictures of the clock surface that change every year.

Sure enough, it's a famous scenic spot. Before arriving at the destination, I saw buses full of tourists coming, beside flower clocks, there were also tourists. And maybe our expectations were too high before. The flower clock was far less magnificent than we thought, and the color matching was not good.