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Chelsea was amazing! As someone who knows very little about plants, I really enjoyed the ideas and the thought which went in to the gardens. My favourite was the show winner, Julian Dowle's nostalgic vision of 'blighty' representing the soldiers dream of home during the wartime years. |
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The Ecover Chelsea Pensioners' garden was complete with bunting, dig for victory vegetable garden and English pub.
Turf from the grounds of the Royal hospital was the basis of a
wildflower meadow and authentic vegetables from a 1939 catalogue have
been grown by the pensioners, especially for the garden. Go to the bbc website for more pictures and information about the plants used. |
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| Merril Lynch garden, the show's sponsors | Cancer Research UK garden with its unique oil and light sculpture. |
he, he, he - I think these very cute hipi were for sale |
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I loved the contrasts in this zany garden 'Reflections' with the bold colour and titaniums panels |
Kim Wilde's (yes, the 80s rockstar) gold medal winner and best courtyard garden |
work from home in the 'Microsoft SoGo Garden' |
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Sir Terence Conran's Commemorative Peace Garden |
a curious garden by Orangebleu, 'Room to be Free' |
'Simon's Garden' - for a fictional yuppy utilised many recycleable items including a landrover!! |
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I want one of these which were for sale!! |
These were quirky garden ornaments too |
email me if you can enlighten me about this garden |
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The garden I would love in my back yard was a gold medal winner and the best chic garden. The Gallery Outside included black and white photographs mounted on corrugated iron walls. How kiwi is that?!! |
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