Aranjuez plants 20,000 seasonal flowers to beautify the municipality

The autumn campaign renews squares and roundabouts with pansies, marigolds, chrysanthemums, and tulips, and includes substrate improvements.

Generic image of autumn flowers being planted in soil, with tulips visible, in a municipal garden setting.
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Generic image of autumn flowers being planted in soil, with tulips visible, in a municipal garden setting.

The Aranjuez City Council has launched its autumn seasonal flower planting campaign, incorporating nearly 20,000 specimens in squares, roundabouts, and green spaces to add color and maintain the city's green areas.

The campaign features various species, including pansies, marigolds, and chrysanthemums, along with tulip bulbs in different shades that will bring new colors to the landscaped areas as the season progresses.
As a novelty, improvements have been made to the substrate in certain locations where weeds were growing rapidly, covering the flowers, hindering their development, and reducing the visual appeal of the plantings. This change aims to improve planting conditions and facilitate subsequent maintenance.
Through this initiative, the City Council continues to work on the care of Aranjuez's green spaces, addressing both their ornamental appearance and the maintenance needs of each area.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Aranjuez (23/10/2026)