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This large rectangular pocket park sits next to the riverside about halfway between Chiswick and Barnes bridges and is very, very busy on one day a year.Read more ›
This is a long narrow pocket park opposite South Ealing tube station, which has remained a patch of open land even as the rest of this part of London filled up with housing.Read mo...
Jack Aldridge steps into the role of horticultural curator next month – the first-ever to do so with The Royal Parks charity. Focussing on delivering exceptional horticulture for p...
Gunnersbury ParkOpened for the use of the public 21st May 1926 by the Right Hon. Neville Chamberlain, M.P. Minister of Health.Purchased by the Town Councils of Acton and Ealing one...
Much like a tote bag and a shoe, you can tell a lot about Londoners from their park of choice London is one of the greenest cities in the world; it’s home to over 3,000 parks, fro...
Her Late Majesty's botanical tribute.
The post The Royal Parks appoints first-ever Horticultural Curator appeared first on World Landscape Architecture. Damian Holmes
No, not that Central Park. This route runs through Central Park, in Plymouth. The land that forms Central Park is held in trust, and may only be used for leisure facilities, for th...
There’s a chance to go behind the scenes at Hyde Park’s working nursery next month and see how The Royal Parks produce and care for hundreds of thousands of plants each year.Read m...
This modest-sized three-sided pocket park on Limehouse's back streets exists thanks to land clearance in the 1980s.Read more ›
Gunnersbury Park opened for the use of the public 21st May 1926 by the Right Hon. Neville Chamberlain, M.P. Minister of Health. Purchased by the Town Councils of Acton and Ealing,...
The serene space in Regent’s Park is dedicated to the late Queen Elizabeth II, who would have turned 100 this year
The post Queen Elizabeth II Garden in The Regent’s Park Opens appeared first on World Landscape Architecture. Damian Holmes
The new Queen Elizabeth II Garden reuses 1,000 cubic metres of crushed concrete to create a high-pH landscape where hardy plants — and patience — are key.Read more ›
London Wildlife TrustThis plaque celebrates the opening of Woodberry Wetland Nature Reserve by Sir David Attenborough, 30th April 2016, with thanks to:Berkeley Homes, Heritage Lott...
The former home of The King’s Troop and one of the capital’s most visible ceremonial military bases is being turned into a new top-end residential neighbourhood. Arabella Youens pu...
In a few years time, Greenwich will be filled with people admiring their spring Cherry Blossoms, as the park has just planted 130 new trees.Read more ›
A candy floss-coloured hillside cascade.
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The capital at its rosiest.
The park was closed after potentially hazardous substances were found.
Four London venues are sharing just over £15 million in funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.Read more ›
Where disused glasshouses once stood, the Queen Elizabeth II Garden flourishes with biodiverse planting and sustainable design. Designed by HTA Design for The Royal Parks, the memo...
The path up to one of Greenwich Park’s viewpoints will be bursting with petals every spring thanks to a new ‘valley of blossom’
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