Previous Page
Courtyard Gardens |
A gallery of Chelsea Courtyrad Gardens |
Blacon Garden Club
A courtyard garden with special features for disabled gardeners
Memories of Rex
A tribute to a fellow gardener
Tate Modern
A tribute to Dutch modern artist Piet Mondrian and a play on the new London Tate Modern Art Gallery
Family Courtyard
Sandpit, pool, tropical style planting and, here, barbeque and snazzy leopard chair
Birds, Butterflies and Bees
A garden designed with concern for the environment, designed and planted to attract wildlife
A Sensory Garden
A specific area for each of the senses - sight, touch, sound, smell and even humour
Artists Garden
Taking inspiration from Salvador Dali's work 'Atavistic Ruins after the Rain', the garden is a reinterpretation of a surealist painting
Pershore College
A tropical front garden incorporating modern textures and areas for relaxation within a 'wild' atmosphere
All This Glory is to God
Based on a medieval apothecary's garden incorporates references to the isle of Wight with sea shell paths recalling the seaside and rills the relationship between the island and the sea. The plants have medicinal uses and are used in cooking
A Brush with the Past - a Tadley Tradition
Based on the gardens of two birch brush makers and using many items from their gardens these gardens epitomise an old-style cottage garden |
Next Page |
|
|
Best Courtyard 'Garden of the Elements'
Time for Reflection
A tribute to the late Geoff Hamilton, incorporating his gardening philosophies and concern for the environment
Mynster Garden
A garden designed to have a medieval feel, inspired by the pavement in Westminster cathedral
Ruby Tuesday Garden
A simple mosaic pattern with 'ruby' colured glass and flowers to celebrate Wyevale's Ruby Anniversary
Ebb and Flow
A simple geometric design using conifers in a tranquil garden with a nautical theme
Scotsdale 'Sunflower Street'
Wisteria twining over the front porch, reclaimed roof tiles, cottage style planting- a front garden in a traditional style
Out to Lunch
From blue water to blue snails to blue flowers, this courtyard was up to the minute with the Chelsea trend for blue. A pretty garden with many interesting features
|
Pershore College
Mainly white, from stately eremus to bedding, this front garden had pyramids of peas and more | |