Kyiv plants 5,000 flowers into giant floral State Emblem

Kyiv plants 5,000 flowers into giant floral State Emblem AI

Kyivzelenbud has installed a large floral State Emblem on a central hill and refreshed parks and squares across Kyiv ahead of Ukraine’s 35th Independence Day. The Tryzub uses more than 5,000 blue and yellow flowers framed with decorative stone; new geometric and volumetric flower beds have also been added. The hilltop emblem and new beds are visible from central green spaces — easy spots for short Independence Day walks and photos.

City gardeners from municipal firm Kyivzelenbud prepared multiple green zones in Kyiv ahead of the 35th anniversary of Independence. On one of the capital’s main hills they created a large floral State Emblem composed of over 5,000 blue and yellow flowers, outlined with decorative stone so the design reads clearly from a distance.

Beyond the emblem, parks and squares received refreshed plantings: multicolored geometric beds and voluminous compositions combining low-growing and perennial species. Kyivzelenbud says these updated green corners are intended for relaxation and make convenient locations for strolls and photo sessions during the holiday.

Readers should expect the displays across central public green spaces; check municipal channels for any later updates to locations or maintenance schedules.

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