Tag Archives: Edwina Kearney

The Australian Garden takes Chelsea by storm!

Posted on May 26, 2011 by

Hi folks, What a huge couple of days we’ve had here at the RBG! Many, many thanks to everyone who has sent emails, Tweets and Facebook messages of congratulations – we really appreciate it. The Australian Garden has scored lots … Continue reading →

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Staying away from the straight and narrow at Chelsea

Posted on May 21, 2011 by

A breath away from judging and the crew has broken the back of the planting phase. Jim explains his rationale for staying away from the linear arrangements of English Gardens and some heavy machinery is employed to create the perfect … Continue reading →

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Creating the Salt sculpture

Posted on March 18, 2011 by

Hi folks, Our intrepid photographer/videographer Jay Watson has just sent through some rather spiffy images of the water jet cutting of Edwina Kearney and Mark Stoner‘s ‘Salt’ sculpture. This one-off sculpture has been created especially for our Show Garden, and … Continue reading →

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Shipping containers packed at Semken Landscaping

Posted on February 7, 2011 by

Friday 4 February was a big day in our journey to Chelsea, with many of the major pieces for the Show Garden packed into two twenty-foot shipping containers for dispatch to the UK this week. Dr Phil Moors (Project Leader) and Mrs Donna … Continue reading →

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