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Yorkshire - Harrogate flower show


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Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate, with over a year’s preparation,


a brand new Plant Pavilion is this year’s highlight and will be open for visitors to view nearly 100 nursery displays. Also new for 2016 and supported by the


Association of Professional Landscapers you can find Green Lane, part of Inspiration Street, which features the work of up and coming designers and landscapers to give you some great inspiration on how to make your garden the best it can be. Another must is a new attraction which


explores horticulture and the ‘wonderful world of carnivorous plants’. As you head around the attraction you will take a journey through the twilight zone discovering the darker side of gardening. There’s even some great hints and tips on how to create an enchanted evening garden. Why not combine ‘Park Leisure’s bucket list’ BBQ on page 62, with an enchanted evening garden to really impress your friends! As always you’ll find the much anticipated giant vegetable event which continues to be bigger and better than ever. Let us know what weird and wonderful vegetables you see! Plus, don’t miss the chefs demonstrating how to make the tastiest


dishes made from the freshest


vegetables and produce. So if you’re looking for a great day out


Harrogate


Flower Show 16th - 18th September


If you would like any more information please visit www.flowershow.org.uk


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with experts on hand, the Harrogate Flower Show could be the perfect event for you and your family. There’ll also be unique crafts, gifts, specialist foods and much more. The kids won’t be disappointed either as ‘Pod’, the show’s little gardening friend, will be about entertaining and providing free activities for them to get involved in.


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