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 Using
Origins clay paving and bricks from Baggeridge, garden designer
Ian Shooter of The Garden Design Centre of Great Shelford,
Cambridge won a Silver Gilt medal at this year's RHS Chelsea
Flower Show.
 Design
"A touch of
Classic" takes a restropective look back at the key elements
and flavours of a classic English garden. A circular
herringbone paved area, surrounding a abrick sundial provides
a focal point on the stand, while water from a wall mounted
feature which cascades into a galvanised tank adds a touch
of tranqulity.
 Products
The circular herringbone paved area
was created using a blend of Baggeridge’s Red Multi
Sovereign Stock and Castilian Russet Sovereign Stock bricks,
which gives adds to the gardens established classical appearence.
The wall surrounding the garden was built in Baggeridge’s
Reclaimed Shire Sovereign Stock bricks which has an ‘aged’
appearance and for authenticity, Ian has also used lime mortar.
 Ian
Shooter at The Garden Centre, Cambridge won a Silver Gilt
Medal using Origins clay pavers from Baggeridge at this years
RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
 Design
"Urban Sun-Setts",
presents an interpretation of a contemporary front garden
featuring simple planting which is complimented with hard
landscaping. The focal point on the stand is provided
by a striking "sunflower" pattern.
Products
The "Sunflower"
pattern was created using a mosaic of blue and buff dragfaced
clay cobbles from Baggeridge. Other products used was
Sirocco Russet Sovereign Stock Bricks creating a step and
border around the main feature of the garden.
2003 Garden
Using Origins clay paving and bricks from Baggeridge, garden
designer Ian Shooter of The Garden Design Centre of Great Shelford,
Cambridge won a Silver Gilt medal at last year's RHS Chelsea
Flower Show.
History
Having won a total of nine awards at the Chelsea Flower Show
in ten years of exhibiting, including three previous Gold Medals,
garden designer Ian Shooter is celebrating further success at
this year's show with the win of the Silver Gilt Medal.
Design
The garden had a sustainable theme and demonstrated how even
a small garden can be designed for healthy living to improve
quality of life. One of the main attractions was a sedum (living)
roof which absorbs carbon dioxide, rainfall and noise and emits
oxygen.
Products
The sedum roof was supported by striking columns which were
sculpted from Marlborough Smooth Red bricks by Bill Baker. In
addition Wyndham Orange Multi Stock piers with Marlborough Smooth
Red plinth returns were located at the garden's entrance upon
which sat specially carved leaf shaped bricks in a red dragfaced
finish. Baggeridge's Blue Vintage Brindled Pavers and Origins
cobbles were used for stepping stones and the pathways. To provide
the finishing touch, there were four feature plaques on the
entrance columns to commemorate the Queens Coronation.
2002 Award Winner
Using Origins clay pavers, garden designer Ian Shooter of The
Garden Design Centre of Great Shelford, Cambridge won a Gold
Medal at the 2002 RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Design
The stand was on The Sun-sponsored Sunflower Street and was
based on a striking, contemporary Gothic design, incorporating
tall Gothic arches, tumbling white roses and a colourful array
of perennial flowering plants.
Products
The dramatic design featured a range of products supplied by
Baggeridge Brick. Oriel Yellow Multi Gilt Stock bricks, Smooth
Blue and Buff Dragfaced clay cobbles from the Origins range
added structure to the garden design, whilst showing the plants
off at their best.
A focal point was provided by a centrally paved circle which
featured a sundial built from specially-designed Baggeridge
bricks surrounded by box hedging, whilst blue cobbles were laid
in a gothic arch design to provide a unique finishing touch.
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