LDN Flowers

Posted on Mon 20th, February 2023

• #1

BCarley

I'm trying to come up with a nice route around LDN to see the Daffs/Crocuses as they start coming up. I know is there is the london blossom memorial and the spectacular daffs in St. James' park. Has anyone else got any favourite spots?
• #2

JurekB in reply to @BCarley

There used to be masses of daffs on grassy areas by the roadside between the Target roundabout on the A40 and South Harrow.
• #3

TTM in reply to @BCarley

Greenwich Park is great for daffs
• #4

JurekB in reply to @TTM

^This
ETA Mile End linear park is pretty good for crocuses - along Burdett Road.
• #5

BCarley in reply to @TTM

Excellent, I'll pop it on the list.
• #6

BCarley in reply to @JurekB

Yeah the Mile End crocuses have started popping up. I feel like Regents Park should have some but I can't remember actually seeing any.

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