Kim Jong-un sent a group of gardeners to labour camps because some flowers didn't bloom in time for his dad's birthday, it has been reported.
The North Korean dictator is said to have made the decision after he was told the 'Kimjongilia' Begonias - a flower named after his late father Kim Jong-il - would not be ready in time for the former leader's birthday.
The flowers were meant to be a centrepiece for a huge celebration tomorrow - which is marked as the Day of the Shining Star.
