NCBI Sensory Garden Bloom 2012 – final stages now… We are entering the final stages of the build now at Bloom 2012. Nearly all the plants are in and the garden looks super. Here is a little video of the steel roof being put into position…
So we have started our show garden for bloom 2012. So far so good, weather today was beautiful, which made up for having to work on a Saturday. Brilliant to see everyone from last year. Some of the gardens are already taking shape while others are under a couple of inches of water thanks to the awful rain during the...
Here’s a plan view of our garden for bloom this year. The NCBI sensory garden.WE CAN’T WAIT! The aim of the NCBI (National Council for the Blind of Ireland) Sensory Garden is to encourage a multi-sensory awakening, to create a space where each and every guest, especially the vision-impaired, can feel at home and engaged with their open air surroundings....
We now have our first show garden under our belts and along with it our first medal. We have been walking on air over the past week with both the positive, constructive critique from the judges and the oohs and ahhs from the crowd. With a little mention on the Marion Finucane show – (the only show garden to get...
outerscapes are in full swing at bloom 2011. After a couple of days off-site due to the queens visit, most of the hard landscaping has been completed. Our large specimen trees have been planted and It’s really starting to take shape.The rest of the planting will start on tuesday. One of the hardest things about working at bloom is trying...
We attended a designers meeting in the phoenix park this morning. Less than a month to the start of our build. Here’s Fran checking out out our garden space…
outerscapes has just been notified that we’ve been chosen to participate at Bloom 2011 (Thu. 2nd – Mon. 6th Jun. Open 10:00 – 18:00 Daily, Weekend, Phoenix Park, Dublin). Bloom 2011 will showcase 27 exquisite show gardens from the very best of Irish landscape gardeners and designers and we are delighted to be one of them. We’re trying to come...
