During spring more than 250,000 daffodils burst into life, making The Green Park yellow for a few glorious weeks. Beyond this annual display, flowers in the Park are few and far between since there are no flowerbeds or shrubberies, following a tradition dating back to Queen Catherine, wife of the philandering Charles II.
During spring more than 250,000 daffodils burst into life, making The Green Park yellow for a few glorious weeks. Beyond this annual display, flowers in the Park are few and far between since there are no flowerbeds or shrubberies, following a tradition dating back to Queen Catherine, wife of the philandering Charles II.
