Great Dixter comes to Tatton
Post categories: Tom Sumner
| 11:52 UK time, Wednesday, 23 July 2008
The sun is shining and it's smiles all round as the exhibitors savour the moment and their awards.
I'll be talking more about that later, but in the meantime I thought you'd all be interested to see how Sue Beesley and Bob Tridgett's garden, , turned out.
The lush sub-tropical planting makes a bold statement in the showground and the banana in the centre provides some welcome shade, which we can certainly deal with today! You can definitely see the Great Dixter influences in the planting and the judges thought so too, awarding the garden a Silver-Gilt medal.
Well done both of you it's good to see you've put your Gardener of the Year Skills to good use.
I'll be talking more about that later, but in the meantime I thought you'd all be interested to see how Sue Beesley and Bob Tridgett's garden, , turned out.
The lush sub-tropical planting makes a bold statement in the showground and the banana in the centre provides some welcome shade, which we can certainly deal with today! You can definitely see the Great Dixter influences in the planting and the judges thought so too, awarding the garden a Silver-Gilt medal.
Well done both of you it's good to see you've put your Gardener of the Year Skills to good use.
Comment number 1.
At 25th Jul 2008, hotsunlover wrote:Well done to both of you with your garden! You should both be feeling very proud of yourselves!
Brilliant Garden!
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