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Regent’s Park In London To Soon Get A 2-Acre Garden Commemorating Queen Elizabeth II’s Life; Preliminary Sketches Inside

The garden will stretch across two acres and will house a number of floral and non-floral plants as well as trees.

by Tooba Shaikh
Regent’s Park In London To Soon Get A 2-Acre Garden Commemorating Queen Elizabeth II’s Life; Preliminary Sketches Inside

The iconic Regent’s Park in London is all set to get a breathtaking new garden commemorating the life of Queen Elizabeth II. If reports are to go by, the garden will stretch across two acres and will house a number of floral and non-floral plants as well as trees. Here are all of the other important details that you would need to know about this new garden in Regent’s Park.

Regent’s Park In London To Soon Get A 2-Acre Garden

Regent's Park London
Image Credits: HTA Design

According to an article which was recently published by TimeOut, in addition to having a wide variety of flora, this park will also have a large pond, a meadow, a pergola, a lookout tower, and much more. What is more, since the garden is dedicated to the Queen, the flowers planted there will be the ones that were significant during her reign.

As per the article, the straight path that stretches to the middle of the garden represents the unwavering loyalty and service of the late Queen. The stunning sketches reveal a tranquil haven for adults and children alike. The garden will definitely be a favourite of the locals.

As of now, the site is brownfield but once the work for the garden is complete, it will be a biodiverse piece of green land that will provide respite from the hustle and bustle of the capital city. The garden is created using sustainable design which adds to its charm.

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Preliminary Sketches Of Queen Elizabeth II’s Garden

Regent's Park London
Image Credits: HTA Design

The officials conducted a public engagement in the month of January of this year. The response they received was overwhelmingly positive. As with any other big city in the world, London could always use more open green spaces. As such, the garden is very welcome.

It is also estimated that the park will be completed by the year 2026. This year would have been the late Queen’s 100th birthday.

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What do you think of this new park being made? Would you like to visit it if given the chance? Let us know in the comments section below!

Cover Image Credits: Canva Images and HTA Design

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