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fagus sylvatica, beech, green subject
Fagus sylvatica Beech Green subject

guzmania cultivar, bromeliad
Guzmania cultivar Bromeliad Green subject

viola x wittrockiana cultivar, pansy, yellow subject
Viola x wittrockiana cultivar Pansy Yellow subject

rumex acetosa, sorrel, brown subject
Rumex acetosa Sorrel Brown subject

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, Trailfinders Australian garden, Flemings nurseries, Designer Philip Johnson. Gold medal and Best in Show

astilbe, astilbe chinensis vision in red
5491 Astilbe, Astilbe chinensis Vision in Red Hampton Court Flowershow 2009, The Sadolin Nature to Nuture Garden designed by Philippa Pearson

wild garden
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Borage, Borago officinalis
Borage, Borago officinales, Nasturtium, Day Lily, Hermerocallis petals, Chives and herbs in an edible flower and herb salad in a white bowl

eco friendly garden
4592 Eco friendly garden Hampton Court Flowershow 2009 Rain Chain garden designed by Wendy Allen

Bouquet
Rose, Escallonia, Yarrow and Astrantia, bunch of cottage garden flowers in a white jug with a dreamy white vignette

Foxglove, Digitalis purpureae, tall stems growing wild in Cornwall, UK
716 Foxglove, Digitalis purpureae, tall stems growing wild in Cornwall, UK

Poppy, Papaver rhoeas in a wild flower meadow
2537 Poppy, Papaver rhoeas in a wild flower meadow

Campion, Red: Silene dioica, along a garden path
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Chelsea Flower Show 2013, RBC Blue water roof garden, Designer Prof Nigel Dunnett. Gold medal

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, M&G Centenary, Designer Roger Platts. Gold medal

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, Arthritis research UK, Designer Chris Beardshaw. Gold medal

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, Daily Telegraph garden, Designer Christopher Bradley Hole

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, B&Q Sentebale EForget-me-noti Garden, Designer Jinny Blom
Chelsea Flower Show 2013, B&Q Sentebale Forget-me-not Garden, Designer Jinny Blom. Sentebale is Prince Harrys charity. Silver Gilt Flora medal

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, The Wasteland, Designer Kate Gould. Gold medal

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, The SeeAbility garden, Designer Darren Hawkes Landscapes. Silver Gilt Flora medal

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, Fera - Stop the spread, Designer Jo Thompson. Silver Flora medal

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, Stockton Drillings As Nature intended, Designer Jamie Dunstan. Silver Gilt Flora medal

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, Homebase garden, Sowing the Seeds of Change Designer Adam Frost. Gold medal

Chelsea Flower Show 2013, East Village garden, Designers Michael Balston and Marie-Louise Agius. Gold medal

chive, allium schoenoprasum
0114 Chive, Allium schoenoprasum

Insect shelter. Hampton Court, 2009. Winchester Growers, The Growing Tastes allotment garden. Shelter for solitary bees made from hollow canes amongst sedum on living roof

Houseleek, Sempervivum tectorum. Rosette of pointed, fleshy leaves growing with other
Houseleek:Sempervivum tectorum:1989

Lettuce, Lollo bionda, Lactuca sativa Lollo bionda
Lettuce, Lactuca sativa Lollo bionda growing with other lettuce and coriander in recycled containers at Hampton Court 2009. Capital Growth Incentive volunteers edible balconies

Celery, Apium graveolens cultivar growing with Lettuce, Lactuca sativa Lollo rosso at Hampton Court 2009. Capital Growth Incentive volunteers edible balconies using unusual recycled container

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Agapanthus - variety not identified Colour Nobody Daytime Editorial Growing Outdoor Plant View - Side view Foliage Leaf View - Front view Evergreen Drought resistant Spiky Sustainable plant Graphic

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Acer Palmatum Atropurpureum Colour Nobody Daytime Editorial Growing Outdoor Plant View - Side view Foliage Leaf View - Front view Combination of plants Lush Flower Contrasting - Texture Evergreen

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Digitalis purpurea albiflora Colour Nobody Daytime Editorial Growing Outdoor Pattern Plant View - Side view Foliage Leaf Stem View - Front view Combination of plants Garden border Garden Lush Flower

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Dryopteris wallichiana Colour Nobody Daytime Editorial Growing Outdoor Pattern Plant View - Side view Foliage Leaf Stem View - Front view Combination of plants Garden border Garden Lush Flower

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Digitalis purpurea albiflora Colour Nobody Daytime Editorial Growing Outdoor Pattern Plant View - Side view Foliage Leaf Stem View - Front view Combination of plants Garden border Garden Lush Flower

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Rodgersia podophylla Colour Nobody Daytime Editorial Growing Outdoor Pattern Plant View - Side view Foliage Leaf Stem View - Front view Combination of plants Garden border Garden Lush Close-up

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Astelia chathamica Colour Nobody Daytime Editorial Graphic Group Growing Orientation - Horizontal orientation Outdoor Pattern Plant View - Side view Evergreen Foliage Grasses - ornamental Leaf Stem

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Cirsium - variety not identified Cottage garden plant Colour Nobody Combination of plants Daytime Flower Flowering season - Summer Growing Mixed varieties Outdoor Plant Contrasting - Texture Graphic

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Salvia - variety not identified Cottage garden plant Colour Nobody Combination of plants Daytime Flower Flowering season - Summer Growing Mixed varieties Outdoor Plant Contrasting - Texture Graphic

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Iris sibirica Cottage garden plant Colour Nobody Combination of plants Daytime Flower Flowering season - Summer Growing Mixed varieties Orientation - Horizontal orientation Outdoor Plant Several

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Hesperis matronalis Perennial Biennial Cottage garden plant Edible Herb Culinary uses Perfume Colour Nobody Combination of plants Contrasting - Colour Daytime Editorial Flower Flowering season

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Hesperis matronalis Perennial Biennial Cottage garden plant Edible Herb Culinary uses Perfume Colour Nobody Combination of plants Contrasting - Colour Daytime Editorial Flower Flowering season

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Milium effusum Aureum Colour Daytime Editorial Foliage Growing Nobody Outdoor Plant View - Side view Pattern Orientation - Horizontal orientation Mixed varieties View - Front view Abstract

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Centaurea nigra Perennial Cottage garden plant Culinary uses Colour Nobody Combination of plants Contrasting - Colour Daytime Editorial Flower Flowering season - Summer Growing Mixed varieties

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Equisetum fluviatile Colour Daytime Editorial Foliage Growing Leaf Nobody Outdoor Plant View - Side view Pattern Orientation - Horizontal orientation Mixed varieties View - Front view Abstract

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Hesperis matronalis Perennial Biennial Cottage garden plant Edible Herb Culinary uses Perfume Colour Nobody Combination of plants Contrasting - Colour Daytime Editorial Flower Flowering season

mustard greens, brassica juncea
4533 Mustard greens, Brassica juncea, Purple basil

box hedge, common, buxus sempervirens
?? 0399 Hornbeam, Carpinus betulus Chelsea Flowershow 2009, The Laurent Perrier Garden designed by Luciano Giubbilei

insect shelter
4590 Insect shelter Chelsea Flowershow 2009, Future Nature garden, designed by Ark Design

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Discover the enchanting world of plant combinations at Chelsea Flower Show 2013. From vibrant gardens to stunning flowers, this event showcased the beauty and creativity that can be achieved through a harmonious blend of plants. One standout garden was Stoke-on-Trent's story of transformation, where a mesmerizing combination of garden blooms and colorful flowers brought life to every corner. The Laurent Perrier garden by designer Ulf Nordfjell also stole the spotlight with its gold medal-winning display, featuring an exquisite mix of delicate petals and lush foliage. Not to be outdone, the Brewin Dolphin garden designed by Robert Myers also took home a gold medal for its breathtaking arrangement. This captivating space featured an array of plants that perfectly complemented each other, creating a symphony of colors and textures. Amongst these magnificent displays were some remarkable plant varieties. The aquilegia or columbine species, particularly the aquilegia vulgaris nora barlow variety, added elegance with their unique flower shapes and vibrant hues. Meanwhile, primula x candelabra hybrids or candelabra primulas added a touch of whimsy with their tall stems adorned in clusters of charming blossoms. As you explore these captivating images (SUB_0040), (SUB_0029), (SUB_0030), (SK_0769), (SK_0765), (SK_0764) from Chelsea Flower Show 2013, let your imagination run wild as you envision your own dream garden filled with beautiful combinations like these. Whether you're seeking inspiration or simply appreciate nature's artistry, there is something truly magical about discovering the perfect harmony between different plants.