Stoke On Trent Virág (Helyi Virágbolt)

Its small size hides the fact that there is plenty to see and do in Stoke On Trent. Along with the pottery museum, water and thrill parks there are also plenty of shops, restaurants and gardens. Water World boasts an indoor tropical garden filled with palm trees, a couple of bromeliads and flowering vines. Trentham Estate not only has shopping and plenty of entertainment, there is also a beautiful garden on the grounds. With the Stafford Forest on one border and several planned gardens with the carefully tended meadows there is always something to see. The springtime brings out the tulips which surround the center fountain. Heather, larkspur and feathery astilbe can be found blooming in the meadow. Purple coneflowers stand out against the red poppies and salvias, along with the yellow brown eyed susans. Many of these same flowers can also be found in nearby Bathpool Park. Along the city streets businesses often put out welcoming potts of daisies and marigolds. Wax and Swiss begonias are also popular with residents, along with roses. Many of the government buildings have rose bushes planted out front, and this is also true for the historic castles and mansions that are now open to the public.