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The RHS Show - Tatton Park - The Respiratory Educational Garden

Posted by Abel Landscaping (Liverpool) on July 21, 2011 at 10:51am

 

 The RHS Show - Tatton Park

 

 

The Respiratory Educational Garden

 

The Respiratory Education Uk Garden - Bronze Award

Sally Parkinson at  Gardens and Spaces designed this garden to raise awareness of respiratory disease in the Northwest. Her design incorporates a variety of low-allergen plants that showcase texture, structure, and rhythm. This garden was designed to be enjoyed by those with respiratory conditions or allergies.

We (Abel Landscaping) have managed to get Marshalls to sponsor us with paving and aggregates. We have installed a spherical theme representing bubbles of air runs through the garden, linking the hard landscaping with the planting etc.

 

For more information and progression photographs of this project please visit:

Project 31 - The Respiratory Education UK Garden - RHS Show Tatton Park

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tags: 2011, award, bronze, landscaping, marshalls, park, rhs, show, sponshorship, tatton
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    Craig McGinty July 21, 2011 at 7:31am
    It was good to chat with Darren Moss of Abel Landscaping yesterday at Tatton Park, there were plenty of people dropping in on both gardens he was involved with. And he was set for a busy week if the crowd numbers for Wednesday were anything to go by!
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    Abel Landscaping (Liverpool) July 27, 2011 at 9:38am

    Thanks guys - We really enjoyed working at Tatton Park this year and hopefully we will be there again next year with our own garden designs

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