Looking for some opinions on which is the best show to visit as I thought I
might surprise higher management as a treat this year.

Your opinions welecomed

Andrew

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> > Looking for some opinions on which is the best show to visit as I thought I
> > might surprise higher management as a treat this year.
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> Hampton Court without a doubt.
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I agree absolutely. It's a lovely show at a gorgeous venue and you
have the fun of buying plants, too! I believe there's some kind of
package deal that can be done involving picnic hampers etc. and lo and
behold, here's one possibility!
http://www.rhs.org.uk/hamptoncourt/2006/gala/index.asp
and here's another:
http://www.rhs.org.uk/hamptoncourt/2006/show_info/picnics.as p
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Andrew Newton wrote:
> Looking for some opinions on which is the best show to visit as I thought I
> might surprise higher management as a treat this year.
>
> Your opinions welecomed
>
> Andrew

I sometimes judge places I visit by how many photographs I have taken
while
visiting, and my camera never stopped clicking at Hampton Court!
(mind you the weather was brilliant that day not like today)

I have been to Gardeners World Live a few years ago, but I have to say
Hampton Court gets the thumbs up from me Andrew.

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Andrew Newton Wrote:
> Looking for some opinions on which is the best show to visit as I
> thought I
> might surprise higher management as a treat this year.
>
> Your opinions welecomed
>
> Andrew

Gardeners world is better suited to the weather, apart from the model
gardens, i.e. most of it is enclosed.

Other than that I find both of them similar.


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