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Queen Mary's Rose Garden, nestled in the heart of Regent's Park in London, is a floral treasure and a sensory delight. Established in the 1930s and named after the wife of King George V, the garden is renowned for its collection of approximately 12,000 roses of 85 different varieties. The roses bloom in a kaleidoscope of colors, from deep reds to soft pinks and pure whites, each with its unique fragrance. The garden's design includes expansive beds in geometric patterns, creating a stunning visual effect. Pergolas adorned with climbing roses and tranquil benches offer visitors a place to rest and soak in the beauty. The garden also features a Mediterranean border that adds to the diversity of plant life, enhancing the garden's appeal beyond the rose season. Queen Mary's Rose Garden is not just a feast for the eyes; it's a living tribute to the timeless elegance of one of nature's most beloved flowers.
