Discover Queen Elizabeth II's new commemorative park, with Matthew Pottage
About this episode
The episode explores the design and significance of a new garden in memory of Queen Elizabeth II in London.
Discover how a two-acre former service area in central London has been reimagined into a new, tranquil, richly planted climate-resilient garden in memory of the late Queen Elizabeth II. Through thoughtful design, royal associations and a commitment to long-term sustainability and biodiversity, Head of Horticulture and Landscape Strategies at the Royal Parks Matthew Pottage reveals the horticultural vision of the planting scheme and innovative design. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
People in this episode
Guest: Matthew Pottage
Topics covered
- commemorative park
- sustainability
- biodiversity
- horticulture
- landscape design
Keywords
- Queen Elizabeth II
- commemorative park
- Matthew Pottage
- sustainability
- biodiversity
- horticulture
- landscape design
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Royal Parks
Places: London
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