People come from all over the world to see the Chelsea Flower Show. I bought the tickets four months in advance. Weather was as good as it gets in London.
I lasted two hours. Just not my bag of potting soil.
I got to the show at 8am on the final day. Walked right in (Brits are not morning people). By the time I left at 10, there was a 30-minute line just to get in the front gate.
Prize-winning Show Garden. Show Gardens are where professionals set up landscapes with a theme. They can spend over $400,000 on a display that is up for one week.
Another show garden. This one came in second.
Psychedelic sea creatures
I would have voted for this one
John Deere booth at the flower show
People in London don't have lawns
Deere - the Royal lawnmower
What every Londoner needs
Show garden on a QR Code theme
Inevitable and unavoidable
I really like this garden of fountains
This show garden is something like five stories tall. There's a lift to the top, and a fun slide to get down.
Royal corgi
those are lions and unicorns, symbols of the royal family
More corgis
Lion with a yellow mane
Another show garden
Show garden
Battersea power station
By 10am the crowds were getting too thick for me to bother. A quick pass through the judging tent, and then on my way.
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