I was very lucky to be accepted as an exhibitor at this years Hampton Court and Tatton Park garden shows , hosted by the RHS. I'm very proud to announce that our creation won us a Silver-Gilt medal at each of the shows.  We created an amazing interactive display of plants, vegetables, and herbs connected to each of the 5 senses.

The stand based on a decahedron shape, ( 10 sides)  featuring five bays & shelf units on a 3.6 mtr table. The five bays each expressing the use of each of the sense. Featuring plants applicable to each sense, and interaction including; plant matching candles (smell), magnifying glasses (sight), audio visual video (sound) and at the back of the bays is art work by Carole Ellis art.  The 5 shelf units in each section are to highlight the life cycle of the respective plants, from seed to mature plant. 
The whole table is covered with sedum matting comprising over 16 varieties of sedums and sempervivums.