Flower Show Hampton Court

The UK’s biggest gardening show is back in full bloom this summer, celebrating its 21st birthday in the dramatic and historically rich grounds of Hampton Court Palace - and we have two pairs of Monday, July 5, 2010 Hampton Court Palace Flower Show... Organised by the Royal Horticultural Society, Hampton Court Palace Flower Show has become a much-loved British institution with a reputation for some of the world’s best conceptual gardens. Home grown is also a major new feature highlighting the increasing diversity of fruit, vegetables, cut flowers and nursery stock that can now be grown on home soil. The show will have a quintessentially British feel, with Shakespearian-themed gardens, a festival of roses, and 'Vintage England' floristry displays. As well as this, with over 600 shopping opportunities available visitors will be spoilt for choice and can literally shop ’til they drop. This year’s displays have been created by RHS Affiliated Societies, professional organisations and garden centres....

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