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Where Is the World's Largest Flower Garden?
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Quick Answer
Keukenhof in the Netherlands displays about 7 million flowers each spring.
The Full Story
Keukenhof, located near Lisse in the Netherlands, is the world's largest flower garden, spreading over 32 hectares and showcasing approximately 7 million tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths each spring. It is open for only about eight weeks (late March to mid-May). The garden was first established in 1949 to serve as a showcase for Dutch flower growers. Dubai Miracle Garden (72,000 sq m of flower displays) is the world's largest natural flower garden in a desert environment.
Key Facts
1.About 1.5 million people visit Keukenhof during its brief opening season.
2.The Netherlands exports about €7 billion worth of flowers and plants annually.
3.Over 800 varieties of tulips are displayed at Keukenhof.
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"Keukenhof — Seven Million Flowers in Eight Weeks"