2016 Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show
Back Posted On: 3/28/2016 12:00:00 AM
Hard to believe but another year flew past and we found ourselves back in the Carlton Gardens for the 2016 Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show! This year the weather didn’t exactly co-operate with some stinking hot days followed by cold wet ones but nonetheless we were kept busy with gardeners wanting to learn how to go organic using our eco-organic range.
For those who didn’t make it to the show here are a few pics. Click on them to make them larger.
Our ladybeetles were busting to meet the crowd!
Reflection by Ian Barker Gardens won a Gold Medal
A Garden Called Frank designed by BLAC picked up a Gold Medal
The Australian Floral Art Association display collected a Bronze Medal
Vasili’s Garden dropped in to have a chat and learn what’s new
Ohana by Gloria Harper Landscape Design won a Silver Medal
Alstroemeria or Peruvian lillies display was stunning
Find Your Balance by Christian Jenkins won a Bronze Medal
Huge display of charming dahlias by The Road Stall
The spooky and gothic Inviolatum display by Holly Bedyn
New release David Austin rose Wollerton Old Hall
Steve Falcioni caught up with Penny Woodward
Awesome display of carnivorous plants by Triffid Park
Drewitts Bulbs display complete with steam train
Native groundcover Eremophila glabra ‘Kalbarri Carpet’
A Young Family display garden by In Style Gardens
Secret play area in the A Young Family design by In Style Gardens
Mass planting of flowering sedums in the Abcendere garden by Landscape Lab
VIC Territory Manager Jason Hingston (aka Captain eco-hydrate!)
Leucadendron Red Devil was impossible to miss with those red flowers!
Bronze medal winning display by Loose Leaf with its foliage focus
Amazing hostas in the display garden by Ben Harris Gardens
Incredible chrysanthemum display by Chrysco Flowers
Perfect veggie patch at the Inspiration garden display by leading retail nurseries
Rex begonia display by City of Ballarat and Begonia Societies of Victoria
OCP 25th birthday celebrations with the ladybeetles!
Mexican inspired Rancho Relaxo garden by Vivian Scarpari
The edgy laneway Right of Way garden by Daniel Tyrell Landscapes
A Bronze Medal was awarded to the giant flower bouquet design by Bloom College Flower School
First place in the Achievable Gardens went to Refuge by Lincoln Flynn
Kidsense by Fiona Webber placed 2nd in the Achievable Gardens section
SMCT picked up a Gold Medal for their swirling floral display
A striking firepit in the Dashing Fox Landscaping display garden
