Harrogate Flower Show - Inspirational show gardens

 
 
 

Inspirational show gardens

2012 Show Gardens, sponsored by Abbots Green Luxury Lodge Living

If you are looking for inspirational ideas, make sure you visit our beautiful show gardens this spring.

In partnership with Abbots Green Luxury Lodge Living, we will have eight fabulous new gardens to explore, created by talented designers, landscapers, and horticultural organisations.

From a garden bird paradise or pocket-sized writer's pad to a contemporary outdoor living space or sustainable family plot, each show garden will provide inspiration and ideas to take home, together with details about the plants, materials and costs involved.

There is no set theme this year, allowing the designers to really demonstrate their creative skills!

Each show garden will be considered for one of five medal awards - Premier Gold, Gold, Silver Gilt, Silver and Bronze.

2012 show garden showcase

Each week in the run up to the 2012 Spring Flower Show, we will be featuring one of our fantastic new show gardens.

We are delighted to welcome back Bradford-based Wood Landscapes with A la Volette, a small garden paradise for birds, which can also be enjoyed by their human friends as they relax and enjoy the outdoor space.

Designed by David Wood, the garden includes a specially carved log lamp to enhance the evening ambience and a feature seat. A mixture of native and ornamental plants provide a balance of colour, texture and, of course, food for insects and birds.

Full details about the 2012 show gardens will be available in the show catalogue, priced £3.

 
 

So much to see & do:

Show gardens
Leading UK plant nurseries

Floral Art

Great garden shopping

Kitchen Garden Live

Cookery Theatre

Garden Roadshow
Food Marquee
Crafts & Gifts

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North of England Horticultural Society

The Harrogate Flower Shows are organised by the North of England Horticultural Society. All profits from the shows are returned to the charity and used to promote gardening and horticulture in the North of England.