Dubai Miracle Garden, renowned as the world’s largest flower garden with over 150 million blossoms, has reopened for its 14th season.
Schoolchildren in immaculate uniforms lined up as a school marching band played ABBA’s Mamma Mia, warmly greeting newcomers and returning visitors.
Despite the humidity, both locals and tourists wandered through the iconic heart-shaped entrance towards the grand Emirates airplane replica, adorned with vibrant flowers in pink, yellow, white, and purple hues.
The diverse array of flowers are freshly planted, just two to three weeks ago, as Group CEO of Miracle Garden, Mohammed Zaher Hammadih, shared with Khaleej Times.
Flower upkeep
The Group CEO explained that various flower types are maintained throughout the year, even though the garden is closed during summer. “We have an advanced irrigation system. A great deal of effort and meticulous attention ensures the garden is stunning and in full bloom at the opening.”
“In summer, the garden is completely disassembled and replanted. Throughout the season, the flowers are changed multiple times. Each visit offers new flowers and new plants,” he noted.
