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Enclosed by silver-leaved whitebeams, this first Chelsea garden for The Prince’s Trust utilises the work of a number of craftspeople whose career the Trust has supported. These elegant trees encircle a decking walk from under which water streams over a copper wall into a rill which runs round a pool of rippling thymes. A copper water sculpture stands at the front of the garden and the planting is mainly in creams and whites.
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Designer: Richard Sneesby
Sponsor: PricewaterhouseCooper
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Original design drawing shown at right. Actual Garden shown on the left.
Photo copyright judywhite/GardenPhotos.com
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Brought to you by Graham Rice, judywhite & e-garden.co.uk
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