Tremendous Tatton

Last Saturday I went to the RHS Tatton Park Flower Show. There is always a lot to see and a wonderful selection of plants that you can buy. 

There is a Produce tent that has fascinating display of fruit and veg.

What imagination! 

Mr and Mrs Cornucopia walked around the showground.

How many flowers in each outfit?

The school children are given a story and a character and have to design and make a display.
Fantastic Mr Fox certainly was fantastic.

Where's Bunce and Bean?

Old Toad was hopping about.

Toot toot

Cacti are popular this year and these are in oil drums.

Giants

A dried flower rack.

A wonderful way to display

I love the window box on the shed with a painting as a backdrop.

Bonny

A willow horse.

Fantastic artwork

A willow ant.

Only an ant no uncles

A willow bee.

Buzz Buzz

This figure is made from tyres.

'I'm tyred out'

An alternative planter.

Delicate wash please

We had a lovely walk around Dufton pike one of our local 'pyramids.'

Part of the walk is on the Pennine Way

We suddenly came across this tree.

Are you a tree hugger?

Two interlocking hawthorns.

Conjoined trees

Can you see the face in this tree?

It looks like a dolphin

Wall art in the centre of Manchester.

Hang on

A Shed load of Sheds

I visited the RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park. There was an amazing variety of things to see including some very inspirational sheds.

A creative roof.

Succulent and moss

A florist's shed.

Look at the colour scheme and flower containers

Step up and look at this display.

A novel way to display plants

A lovely selection of 'vases.'

Who will buy?

You can be creative in how you decorate the outside of your shed.

A great reuse for bottles

A gothic shed.

A rustic alternative

A do it yourself potting bench.

Are you drawern to this idea?

An elephant made from plastic bottles.

An elephant with a lot of bottle

An over sized spider.

A ropey web

Meadow sweet is in flower in the hedgerows it has a delicate perfume.

Frothy meadow sweet

Stunning views looking down over the Eden Valley.

A dramatic sky

Look at the different colours of the fields