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Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival2014In pictures: Summer garden awards

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Hedgehog havens are throughout the garden

The garden aims to show that animal welfare can be done without compromising on style.

  • A Space to Connect & Grow, designed by Jeni Cairns in collaboration with Sophie Antonelli
  • Recycled industrial material sculpture
  • Combined garden and relaxation area
  • Planting within the garden
  • Hedgehog Street, designed by Tracy Foster
  • Hedgehog havens are throughout the garden
  • Contemporary details in the garden
  • Plant details in the garden
  • The Forgotten Folly, designed by Lynn Riches & Mark Lippiatt
  • Broad leaf planting with a dry stone wall
  • The garden incorporates an old forgotten folly, native planting, dry stone walls, waterfalls and streams
  • Nature taking over
  • Al Fresco, designed by Peter Reader
  • Waterfall feature
  • Planting in the garden
  • The dining area
  • The NSPCC Legacy Garden, designed by Adam Woolcott & Jonathan Smith
  • Small toy sculptural details
  • Planting in the garden
  • Jemima Puddleduck beside the central bench
  • The Bounce Back Foundation Garden: Untying the Knot, designed by Frederic Whyte
  • Central stone sculpture
  • Planting within the garden
  • Bright colours are throughout the garden
  • London City Garden, designed by Jonathan Mark
  • Water and decking detail in the garden
  • Reflections in the pebble pool
  • Planting within the garden

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