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Chelsea Flower Show 2007
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One of the entrances to Chelsea Flower Show |
Exhibitors hope to win an RHS gold medal |
RHS
New Gardening: A Practical Guide to Today's Very Best Garden Information Author: Matthew Wilson Publisher: Mitchell Beazley Date: September 2007 |
Chelsea
The Greatest Flower Show On Earth Author: Leslie Geddes-Brown Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Date: April 2006 |
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Chelsea
Flower Show 2007 [DVD] [both PAL and NTSC formats available] Publisher: Royal Horticultural Society Date: July 2007 |
SHOW GARDENS
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600 Days with Bradstone ... |
... winner of the Best In Show award |
Fetzer Sustainable Winery ... |
... includes this colourful display of Californian flowers |
Chetwoods (uses sunshine and wind to recycle water) |
A Tribute to Linnaeus (born in 1707, this Swede created naming conventions for plants) |
Scent of a Roman (inspired by Yorkshire's Roman past) |
Alan Titchmarsh (the presenter for BBC television coverage of the show) |
The Fortnum & Mason Garden (the clock time is 1707, the year the company was founded) |
Chris Beardshaw based his design on Hidcote Manor Gardens |
GREAT PAVILION
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Delphinium |
Rose |
Auricula |
Daffodil |
Lavender |
Trinidad & Tobago display |
Matthew Wilson (at the Garden Design Forum) |
FLORAL DESIGN MARQUEE
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Handbridge Flower Club flower arrangement |
Godalming Flower Club: "The Kiss" (winner of Best Floral Arrangement) |
COURTYARD GARDENS
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Le Jardin de Vincent (based on the life and works of Vincent van Goch) |
The Old Gate (winner of Best Courtyard Garden) |
Tufa Tea (1930s garden designed by students of Berkshire College of Agriculture) |
Moving On (this water feature uses an old watering can) |
BANDSTAND
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There are brass band concerts in the bandstand. Above: a trumpet player from Premier Brass |
The Guards Association Band are regular performers at Chelsea |
CHELSEA PENSIONERS
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Some Chelsea Pensioners attend the flower show, wearing their distinctive red uniforms ... |
... from this part of the flower show grounds you can look out towards the Royal Hospital |
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