City gardeners replant flowerbeds on Beach Road

City worker “Nok” waters the newly planted flowers along the beach promenade.

Vittaya Yoondorn
City gardeners are again replanting trampled flowers and restoring greenery along Beach Road to repair damage done during beachfront events.
Workers deployed Nov. 2 from the Amari Orchid Pattaya to Central Road, trimming trees, watering flowers and removing dead foliage. In some areas, new Thai flowers were planted, including Fahprathanporn and rose periwinkle, and yellow star trees.
Workers again put up small fences around the shrubbery, hoping people respect the flower beds.
Engineers said they hope people enjoy the scenery and shade that’s left after this year’s tree pruning, but urged people to “keep off the grass.”

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