Floral Clock.
As likely being the second most photographed attraction by visitors to Niagara Falls, the floral clock has been attracting a steady stream of visitors every summer since its construction in 1950.
With a clock face nearly 40 feet in diameter the design of the pattern changes twice a year with the use of between fifteen and twenty thousand annuals and perennials.
The hands of the clock alone range in size from 14 to 21 feet long and weigh over 1,200 pounds. There is a tower that stands at the back of the clock which chimes every quarter hour and can be heard throughout the park with the use of speakers built inside.
In front of the clock there is a large water garden that winds its way around the clock where many visitors like to make a wish.
Depending on weather the floral clock is in operation from April to September. The Floral Clock is located on the Niagara Parkway behind the Sir Adam Beck Power Plant near the Lewiston-Queenston bridge.
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Dinas Aldi - That's N3 from last year :).
Andrik McVean - Masih lagi Spring.
CathJ - jalan jalan sambil ambil gambar hehe.
Lin - Thank you :).