landscape preview A diverse showcase set
for landscaping in 2011 2011 SEES THE LAUNCH OF THREE NEW LANDSCAPE- ORIENTATED EVENTS: LANDSCAPE AT OLYMPIA, THE BALI LANDSCAPING EVENT, AND 'CREATING LANDSCAPES'. By Phil Evans
The first of these is the Landscape event at Olympia in April. This original biennial EFIG (European Federation of Interior Landscape Groups) event is being rebranded to include the exterior sector. We focus here on the latest news ahead of April 2011.
Landscape will be launched on April 13, as the new trade event for all those involved in both interiorscape and exterior landscape contracting. With a high-quality list of speakers and exhibitors it will bring together all aspects of the industry under one roof. With products already being exhibited as diverse as exterior plants, containers, conservatories, artificial plants and grass, design and decoration, flowers and floristry, exterior planting, fountains, garden designers, glass sculptures, greenhouses, grounds maintenance, hydro culture and water features, the show is absolutely one not to miss! With three feature gardens designed by various Chelsea Award winners the show certainly has something for everyone. The first garden will be an ‘Indoor Garden’, the second ‘Where Indoors Meets Outdoors’ and the third will be a cutting edge
Over 30 free seminar sessions are scheduled to run alongside the event. These will include:
• Andrew Brogan, Henstead Exotic Plants: ‘An Introduction to Tropical Style Gardening’
• Andrew Fisher-Tomlin, Andrew Fisher Tomlin: "Making the Most of Social Networking"
• Mark Gregory, Landform Consultants Limited: ‘Do Contractors Need Designers?’
• David Harber, David Harber Limited: ‘Sundials, Water Features and Garden Sculpture’
• Roger Hirons, The Plant Doctor: topic TBC
• Craig Knight, head of PRISM Team: ‘The Unsustainability of Modern Office Space’
• Simon Lycett, Simon Lycett
technology-based garden featuring a 12m high tree from Barcham Trees.
The event is being held over two days, on April 13-14, 2011. Attendance to the exhibition and seminars is free. For more information and to register, visit
www.landscapeshow.co.uk. Alternatively email
jeremy@landscapeshow.co.uk
A wide range of
exhibitors exhibiting at the event will be:
A.B. Terratec Ltd, Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI), British Wild Flower Plants, Bulbeck Foundry, Bumble Bees Limited, Clarke and Spears International Limited, Classiflora Imports Limited, CMS Design Associates, Computers Unlimited, Coregravel UK Limited, eFIG, Elstead Lighting Limited, Ercole Moroni, Europlanters, Fibonacci Designs, Fleur Ami, Garenberg Garden Rooms, Hardy Amies, Horticulture Week, Horticultural Trades Association (HTA), Indoor Garden Design, Koberg B.V., Marston & Langinger Limited, N B Flowers, Nicholsons Nurseries Limited, Nieuwkoop De Kwakel BV, Ornate Gardens,
www.europlanters.com Designs: ‘Event Floristry’
• Catharina Malmberg- Snodgrass, CMS Design Associates: ‘Working Abroad as a Garden Designer’
• Ercole Moroni, Ercole Moroni Flowers: topic TBC
• Sean Myall and Claire Blake, Marshall's Plc: ‘Paving - Improving Sustainability Across the Sector’
• Dr. Paul Smith, Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew: ‘Millennium Seed Bank - Endangered Species’
• The Horticultural Trades Association: An Around the Table Discussion
• Andrew Wilson, Wilson McWilliam Studio: ‘The Invisible Boundary - Where Does Garden Design End and Landscape Architecture Begin?’
www.classiflora.com www.britishwildflowerplants.co.uk
Outdoorliving.co.uk, Paul Thomas Flowers, Plant Designs Limited, Professional Florist, Quist Trees of Tranquility, Rob Van Helden, Scotts of Thrapston, Simon J Lycett, Tom Hare, Tree Locate, Urban Planters, Veevers Carter, Water Sculptures, and Woodbrown.
www.indoorgardendesign.com
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