Tulips for Parkinson's

If you are looking for a special plan that combines nature and solidarity, you will love this initiative at the Jardín Botánico Atlántico de Gijón. It is a beautiful opportunity to support the Asociación de Párkinson Jovellanos while enjoying a unique environment. 🌷

The event will take place on April 26, 2026, from 11:30 to 19:30. Throughout the day, the association will be present at the venue selling tulips to all visitors who wish to collaborate with their project.

Did you know why the tulip is the symbol of this cause? It all began when Dr. James Parkinson described the disease in 1817, after observing how his gardener’s tremors prevented him from carefully tending to his tulips. Since then, this red flower represents the fight and support for patients with Parkinson’s.

It is a simple but very meaningful gesture that helps provide visibility and resources to those who need them most. Come by the garden and do your part! 🌿