Flower Show
Artificial Turf At Chelsea Flower Show
The organisers of the world famous Chelsea Flower Show have agreed to allow the use of artificial grass for the first time in the shows history. Garden designer Tony Smith will use the fake grass in a cave that makes up part of his display. As the cave is dark it would not support any plants so head of show development at the RHS Bob Sweet said the... [Read more of this review]
Jewelled Garden At Chelsea Flower Show
The most expensive garden in the history of the Chelsea Flower Show will be seen in the 2010 event. The designer, David Domoney, is creating a £20million jewelled garden called the Ace of Diamonds which will be full of jewels on loan from Leviev store in Bond Street, London. The garden design celebrates the link between flowers and precious jewels... [Read more of this review]
Tatton Park Flowershow Dates
This years Tatton Park Flower Show takes place between 22nd – 26th July, 2009. Experience summer in all its glory at Tatton Park in Cheshire. Come along and see the latest innovative creations from up-and-coming garden designers. Fire your imagination with vibrant floral displays and non-stop gardening inspiration. There’s plenty to see and... [Read more of this review]
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