It seemed different from previous years. Less bling, more thoughtful, sustainable gardens on show, and especially a huge interest in attracting bees, both in the show gardens and in the plants on sale. It really paid off and there were masses of bees everywhere, and quite a lot of butterflies too. This was the Bees Garden, which won Florian Degroise the Young Designer of the Year award:
Bees and butterflies were having a field day all over Tatton Park:
And birds weren't forgotten either, as this attractive housing development, with rather wild garden, shows:
This magnificent heron is part of a garden reflecting on the journey back to robust mental health which the activity of gardening can support. I loved the wild teasels, the bullrushes and the woven willow.
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