Richmond Park, Greater London
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Our florists love making bouquets and arrangements for UK flower delivery, and we can send flowers to Richmond Park, Greater London for you. We have a wide range of Roses, Freesia flower bouquets, and Lilies, as well as Classic Bouquets and our Colourful flower Bouquets, and our range of Flowers under £21.00. Our home page provides more information on our extensive range of next-day flower delivery services, all of which are available for next day UK flower delivery to Richmond Park, Greater London, Or indeed anywhere in the UK! When you're thinking of a gift to give on birthdays, anniversaries, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and other occasions, why not send flowers to Richmond Park, Greater London? Through us, you can choose from a variety of bouquets to those close to your heart. We also offer next-day delivery service in case you want your blooms to arrive right on schedule. So if you want flowers delivered on special occasions, make sure to order flowers for delivery to Richmond Park, Greater London. Best of all, our seven day freshness guarantee means you can rest assured knowing your special someone will enjoy their flowers for days after delivery.
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If you want to see red and fallow deer with your own eyes, then a visit to Richmond Park in southwest London is a must. It was created by Charles I in 1634 as a deer park and now boasts of 630 red and fallow deer. It is a place that is not only for those who love animals, but for those who love to see flowers in Richmond Park as well.
Richmond Park is among many things, a National Nature Reserve, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and a Special Area of Conservation. It is the largest of the Royal Parks in London. It is also a Grade I on the English Heritage's Register of Historic Parks and Gardens of special historic interest in England.
Charles I brought his court to Richmond Palace in 1625 to escape the plague. He then turned the area on the hill above it into a park for the hunting of red and fallow deer. For a time, it was referred to as the king's “New Park” to distinguish it from an already existing park now known as the Old Deer Park.
In 1637, Charles I appointed Jerome Weston, Earl of Portland, as the keeper of the new park. When the monarch was executed, custodianship of the park was passed to the Corporation of the City of London. However, it was restored back to the monarch, Charles II, when he returned to London in 1660.
The park was for the most part, a private one. It was during the time of Edward VII when he developed the park into a public amenity.
Since 1915, there are areas in the park marked for football and cricket pitches. A golf course has also been developed which was then opened in 1923 by Edward, Prince of Wales.
During the 1848 Summer Olympics, a village was built near Dann's Pond. It saw another Olympic event in 2012 where it was part of the road where competitors of the men's and women's cycling race passed through.
Even though the Richmond Park flowers are pretty much the stand out to those who want colour and such, the place is also home to a couple of buildings that are worth a look:
Pembroke Lodge – This was once the home of Prime Minister Lord Him Russell then became the childhood home of his grandson, Bertrand Russell. Now, it serves as a popular restaurant that offers diners views across the Thames Valley. Given the scenery, it's a good place to spend a romantic date with your partner, and you can even make it extra special if you send flowers to Richmond Park as a surprise.
Thatched Lodge House – This was the London home of US General Dwight D. Eisenhower during the Second World War. It has been the residence of Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy since 1963.
Plantings and Memorials in the Park
Isabella Plantation – This is an ornamental woodland garden that is full of exotic plants. Here, you can lay your eyes on a several Richmond Park flowers. This part of the park is open the whole year round. It is home to a variety of plants, including deciduous azalea, rhododendron, and winter flowers such as Witch Hazel and Autumn Cherry.
James Thomson bench – This was installed at the north end of the Pembroke Lodge Gardens and has a viewpoint overlooking the Petersham Park in an area known as Poet's Corner. It's a nice place to reflect or be with your partner. For an added bit of romance, you can hand them a couple of blooms or be really romantic and send flowers to Richmond Park.
Whether it be the flowers in Richmond Park or the historic buildings, it's nice to know that you have access to green spaces in the city of London.
Sending Flowers to Richmond Park, Greater London
Our flowers delivery services in Richmond Park, Greater London are usually made by DPD or Royal Mail Special Delivery. 99.9% of our flowers are delivered by 5pm on the requested day - (more commonly before noon), except UK Public Holidays. We also offer a range of next-day flower delivery options in Richmond Park, Greater London - specific information is available during checkout.
Flower delivery information for Richmond Park, Greater London
Please ask if you need special arrangements, as sometimes we can accommodate special requests. Email queries@clareflorist.co.uk and we'll try to help.
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Delivering flowers for special occasions
At appropriate times of year we can also deliver Valentine's Day flowers, Easter Flowers, Mother's Day flowers, and Christmas Flowers to Richmond Park, Greater London.
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There is no small print! When you order flowers for delivery in Richmond Park, Greater London with Clare Florist, that's exactly what you get - flowers delivered in Richmond Park, Greater London, without any fuss.