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First time a flower is grown in space

First ever flower grown in space makes its debut! #SpaceFlower #zinnia #YearInSpace pic.twitter.com/2uGYvwtLKr
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Started by Phil Voice in Plants and Social Media

1 Reply · Reply by Phil Voice Jan 18, 2016

Flower School

Hello everyone, I hope I've posted this in the right place! My new Flower School venture is a leisure class at a vineyard near Berkhamsted in Hertfordshire. Monthly for the time being & aimed very much at beginners/intermediates. This month container

Started by Helen Reeley

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Helen Gazeley reviews the Chelsea Flower Show 2014

"All in all, Chelsea feels happier this year. The glorious weather yesterday no doubt helped, but part of it is surely that there’s been a better distribution of old hands and young blood, with designers such as Matt Keightley (Hope on the Horizon)

Started by Landscape Juice in Marketing

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2014 Flower Shows

Our 2014 flower show packages are now live for people wanting to visit: Chelsea Flower show in May and Hampton Court Flower show and Tatton Park in July .

Packages are available online and include entry and accommodation on the night before, although

Started by Simon Harding

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Share your Chelsea photos, videos and thoughts

Did you visit the Chelsea Flower show?

If you did why not share your photos with members.

What made the RHS centenary show special for you? Was it:

Atmosphere
Gnomes
Celebrities
Show Gardens
Glitz and glamour?
Size
Plants
Size

Was there something e

Started by Landscape Juice in Accreditation

8 Replies · Reply by steve loftus May 24, 2013

RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2013

I am going to be at Chelsea again this year on the Media Day (Monday). Are any LJN members going along this year?

Started by Phil Stovell

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Chelsea Flower Show - Trade stand build - Contractor required

I have a client that wishes a trade stand built at this years Chelsea flower show. The design is very simple and approx 90 m2 of paving (supplied by client) raised wooden planters, planting, simple self contained water feature. All materials other th

Started by Clive Dearden in Landscaping

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Hampton Court Flower Show Hints

I've just uploaded our new entry and accommodation packages for 2013 Hampton Court Flower show but I have to admit, I've never actually been!

If anyone has any handy hints for visitors, that I can add to the page, I would greatly appreciate it.

The pag

Started by Simon Harding

1 Reply · Reply by Benedict Green Jan 5, 2013

Chelsea's 2013 Centenary

So tickets and overnight packages are available for the 2013 Chelsea Flower Show and the show gardens have been announced (http://www.theatrebreaks.co.uk/2013-chelsea-flower-show/). What will be the focus of your garden in 2013?

Started by Simon Harding in Design

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New page on the website, xl saddle planter

Hi all, just added a new page on the site for a new line,your opinion is important, the ''XL Saddle Planter'' is the ultimate window flower box for railings, when you think out of the box.

What do you think of the page.

Window flower box for railings-

Started by Ofer El-hashahar

2 Replies · Reply by Ofer El-hashahar Jul 4, 2011

On the Gurdian, Saddle planters, best4garden

Just saw it now, online. On Friday I was told that the Guardian wrote about the saddle planters that I sell for railings, fences and gates. but now I saw it cool. http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2011/feb/05/new-york-style-balcony-flower-pots

Started by Ofer El-hashahar

3 Replies · Reply by Phil Voice Feb 8, 2011

Where is Wally? Garden Beet's Find Woolly Pockets at RHS Chelsea Flower Show Challenge 2010

Garden Beet has been busy building some vertical gardens at RHS Chelsea. Above are works in progress. Take a look behind the plants. You will see the robust felted fabric that has been simply secured to the wall with 2 fixings per pocket. Soil insert

Started by Felicity Waters

3 Replies · Reply by Michael Parmar May 23, 2010

We're back at Chelsea Flower Show this year !

We are once again exhibting our outdoor furniture at the Chelsea Flower Show, and this timewill be outdoors! (www.thedalerushworkshop.co.uk)We ran a competition for Inchbald School of Design students and alumni to design our exhibition stand - The wi

Started by Michael Parmar

1 Reply · Reply by Michael Parmar May 23, 2010

LJ Show Garden At Hampton Court 2010?

There was a while ago some suggestions about doing an LJ garden at one of the larger shows. Do you think it would be feasible for some of LJ members to stage a show garden at Hampton Court next year?Having exhibited a small garden before at Hampton a

Started by Kerrie John-The garden design Co

46 Replies · Reply by Phil Voice Aug 5, 2009

Hampton Court Flower Show (photos and plants lists)

Hi all - We have uploaded all the show gardens and plants lists in case you haven't been yet and would like to take a look.http://www.shootgardening.co.uk/sitePage.php?pageid=60&name=show-gardensHope you enjoy the coverage. All the best, Nicola

Started by Nicola Gammon in Marketing

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Trifolium pratense - red clover

6a00d8345192c169e201156f7870c4970c-800wi I would appreciate some help from anyone with knowledge of wild flowers. I have discovered an unusual very deep red clover growing in a meadow close to my home that looks so out of place in amongst the more usual coloured clover. It stands out a mile

Started by Phil Voice in Plants

8 Replies · Reply by Phil Voice May 6, 2009

Is it time to say goodbye to Chelsea?

561 Held at one of the busiest times of year, the Chelsea International Flower Show attracts thousands of visitors to see the array of show gardens and products associated with horticulture. However, Chelsea has real problem - the show ground is too sma

Started by Phil Voice in Marketing

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