29th May: Royal Oak Day
May gardening
Once upon a time, 361 years ago on 29th May 1651 to be exact, a future king found shelter from his enemies up an immense oak tree after losing a disastrous battle. Nine years later, restored to his throne, he expressed his gratitude by decreeing that from henceforth the 29th May would be known as Royal Oak Day. Oak leaves, and if possible oak apples or galls, were worn in hats, branches hung over doors and windows and there was widespread partying.
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