BERKSHIRE

Berkshire, a historic county in England, boasts a rich history dating back to the Bronze Age. Originally part of the kingdom of Wessex, it played a significant role in medieval England, with notable events such as the signing of the Magna Carta at Runnymede in 1215. Berkshire has been home to royalty, including Windsor Castle, one of the world's oldest and largest occupied castles. The county thrived during the Industrial Revolution, with the development of its towns and industries. Today, Berkshire is known for its blend of historic sites, modern cities like Reading, and its picturesque countryside.

Royal Attractions

As one of the official residences of the Queen, Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Visitors can explore its State Apartments, St. George's Chapel, and enjoy the Changing of the Guard ceremony.

Berkshire is also known for the family favorite, Legoland Windsor Resort, the Vyne tudor mansions, the Basildon Park, Downton Abbey’s Highclere Castle, Dorney Court, and the Ascot Racecourse, which is famous for its horse racing events, Ascot Racecourse hosts the Royal Ascot, one of the world's most prestigious race meetings. History buffs can also explore the ruins of a Roman town called Silchester, including city walls and an amphitheater, providing insights into Roman Britain's history.

Native Blooms 

Berkshire also has a diverse range of native flowers that thrive in its countryside, woodlands, and gardens. Some of the native flowers you might encounter in Berkshire include Bluebells, Primrose, Cowslips and Foxgloves.  Native orchids like the common spotted orchid can also be found in grasslands and meadows, adding a touch of exotic beauty to the landscape. As well as delicate and bell-shaped, Harebells that adorn Berkshire's grasslands and rocky outcrops with their blue or violet blooms.

These native flowers contribute to the natural beauty of Berkshire's countryside and provide habitat and sustenance for local wildlife. Exploring the county's woodlands, meadows, and nature reserves during the appropriate seasons allows visitors to appreciate the diverse flora of this picturesque region.

Berkshire, UK, is a county that seamlessly weaves together its rich history, captivating tourist attractions, and blooming flowers. Whether you are exploring the grandeur of Windsor Castle, enjoying family-friendly adventures at Legoland, or immersing yourself in the tranquility of Basildon Park, Berkshire offers a delightful blend of cultural heritage and natural wonders, making it a memorable destination

Find a florist in key towns in Berkshire

Reading

Slough

Bracknell

Maidenhead

Wokingham

Newbury

Woodley

Windsor

Thatcham

Sandhurst

Crowthorne

Ascot/North Ascot

Twyford

Wraysbury/Old Windsor

Sunninghill/South Ascot

Burghfield Common

Our Partner Florists in Berkshire

The Village Florist, www.thevillageflorist.co.uk

82 School Rd,Reading ,Berkshire, United Kingdom RG31 5AW

CarBloom Design, www.carbloomdesigns.co.uk

10 Haymaker Close, Uxbridge,Berkshire, UB10 0TB

The Little Flower Pot, www.littleflowerpot.com

9 High St, Sunninghill, Ascot SL5 9NQ, United Kingdom

Best Buds Florist, www.bestbudsfloristthatcham.co.uk

6 The Broadway, Thatcham, United Kingdom, RG19 3JA

Blooming Blossom High Wycombe, www.bloomingblossom.uk

 192A Cressex Rd, High Wycombe , Buckinghamshire, HP12 4UA