
Geoffrey Whiten along with Brett Landscaping and Building Products managed to create this little piece of heaven for the Chelsea flower show. How nice would it be if this was your backyard? A cute little shed to keep gardening tools, perhaps have some tea in and maybe even store dahlias in the winter? And maybe, maybe grow some seeds in the early spring? Aw, so nice, rusty old stuff, green shrubs…

This “garden” from Hampton Court was just so… beautiful and sad. A lot of native British wildflowers are apparently threatened and this garden is a tribute to the plants that are no longer with us, their names are on the headstones. It’s called “The Fallen” and was made by Sim Flemons and John Warland and “Piece of Green”

All pictures are from the Royal Horticultural Society
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