Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Flower Show

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]


Hampton Court Flower Show Dates

Now that the Chelsea show has closed for another year it’s time to consider other RHS flower shows. One popular event is the Hampton Court Flower Show  - held at Hampton Court this years event is on 7th – 12th July. Here’s what the RHS says about the forthcoming show: Gardening’s best gets down to earth at this year’s show, so... [Read more of this review]


Lloyds TSB To Sponsor Chelsea Flower Show

Despite the turmoil in our banking system and huge amounts of losses being reported almost every week, Lloyds TSB is still sponsoring the Chelsea Flower Show. Risking probable public criticism the bank is sponsoring the flower show’s preview gala night in a six-figure deal.  Read More →


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