Nieuwe bloembedden Jacqueline van der Kloet

Not only is the Park Pavilion being renovated inside, but the outdoor space is also undergoing a makeover to better match Zocher's design. In December, under the direction of garden designer Jacqueline van der Kloet, two new flower beds were created at the front of the Park Pavilion.

Design Jacqueline van der Kloet

The flower beds are designed as a fluid movement of color and shape. They connect to the existing flower beds and provide a colorful addition to the park. The combination of ornamental grasses, perennials and bulbs keeps the scene interesting throughout the year. In spring, spring bulbs provide the first explosion of color, while summer and fall are rich with flowering perennials. Even in winter, the textured plants offer an attractive picture.

Read more about Jacqueline van der Kloet and her design of the other flower beds.

Design new flower beds

Sierui
Kaukasisch vergeet-mij-nietje
Zonnehoed
Salie
Lampenpoetsersgras
Herfstaster

Thousands of bulbs and perennials

The construction of the flower beds was a joint effort. The entire Park Foundation team and a group of enthusiastic volunteers carried it out, under Jacqueline's expert guidance. Jacqueline was on hand to share her expertise and helped distribute the flower bulbs according to her signature "western-style" spreading technique. This creates a natural-looking sea of flowers that continually surprises with new colors and textures from March well into November.

Return of the prunuses

The beloved prunuses have also regained their place in front of the Park Pavilion. The old trees, which were removed last year, have been replaced by new saplings. In spring, their blossoms will thus once again form a beautiful pink canopy over visitors to the Park Pavilion.