With so much happening, so many great garden, superb plants and enticing plant stalls, I don’t have time to write about them all straight away. During the week I will get around to uploading all my photos to my photoshelter site. For now though here are gardens, plants and things that I really liked at Bloom, but have not featured. (In no particular order).
- Tig from DYG.IE rolling his compost bin.
Tig and his rolling compost bin- DYG
- Wall in Tim Austen’s Garden
3. Steam Museum garden
he Steam Museum Garden designed by Sophie Graefin Von Maltzan and Lodge Park Steam Museum Garden, Kildare
4. Foxgloves in Deirdre Pender’s garden
Foxgloves - AOS Sí designed by Deirdre Pender, Talamh Landscapes, Carlow
5. First ever international entry
6. Outdoor gallery
An Outdoor Gallery designed by Sophie Graefin Von Maltzan, Dublin
7. Delphiniums in the walled garden
8.Primulas
9. Japanese maple in Jane Mc Corkell’s garden
10. GIY Vegetable map
Vegetable map of Ireland - GIY
11. SEED – Edible School Garden
Edible Garden - SEED
12. Schefflera on Rare Plans ireland Nursery Display
Schefflera - Rare Plants Ireland
13. Pine Wood Deck in Deirdre Pender’s garden
Pine wood deck - AOS Sí designed by Deirdre Pender, Talamh Landscapes, Carlow
14. Tripod for outdoor cooking -DYG.IE
Tripod for cooking over open fire - DYG
15. Seats in Oliver and Liat Schurmann’s Garden
Seats - Large Garden: To The Waters Edge designed by Oliver & Liat Schurmann, Mount Venus Nurseries Dublin
16. Green Roof in Tim Austen’s garden
Green Roof - The Growise Garden in association with Kildare Growers designed by Tim Austen, Austen Associates, Wicklow Engaging Space
17. Water Features – Tim Austen’s garden
The Growise Garden in association with Kildare Growers designed by Tim Austen, Austen Associates, Wicklow Engaging Space
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