Queen Plants Oak in Coronation Grove at Windsor. The Queen planting the Queen's Tree in the Coronation grove. The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and representatives of the Commonwealth to-day (Saturday) planted a grove of more than 60 oak trees in Windsor Great Park to commemorate Coronation Year. The site is at the southern end of the park adjoining the Isle of Wight Pond, and the trees were planted as nearly as possible according to the geographical position of the particular country in relation to the United Kingdom, with the trees planted by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at the head of the plantation. July 04, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).