It’s bloom time this season with Melbourne International
Flower and Garden Show (MIFGS) - which is the best, biggest and most keenly
anticipated horticultural event in the southern hemisphere.
The annual garden party was held last week at Royal
Exhibition Building and Carlton Garden, Melbourne from 20th – 24th
March 2013.
Apart from showing its horticultural and floral excellence,
the show brought together many of country’s best landscape designers, florists
and suppliers in the heritage-listed Exhibition building precinct.
The ticketed event entered through the Great Hall bursting
us into the most intoxicatingly perfumed and fragrant varieties of the season.
As you walk past the hall, you can witness style wrapped in creativity, created
by young talents in the floral-fasion show. Live sculptures, wall decors, floral
arrangements, displays, floral fashion statement galore – all that you can ever
imagine in a single show.
The hall opens up to the garden (Carlton Garden) where you
can draw inspirations from live demonstrations on how to make your garden
groovy and if you are lucky, you can also walk past a celebrity in the garden.
I saw kiddos having a gala time as they take part in Cubby
House Challenge, get their face painted and dirty their hands with pot planting.
So, the show had much in store for kids to keep them occupied.
Breakthroughs of the season were the Orchids, Primrose and
Daffodils on display. I flicked a bag of golden Daffodil bulbs for my garden
too.
Style and elegance was an inspiration from the landscaping
designs, created by young and aspiring talent from Australia.
The Lindeman’s Open Garden was an added extravaganza to
sample wines that are low in alcohol but delicious to taste.
Great show, fabulous arrangement, great line-up, fresh seasonal display and gorgeous presentation. In short, this is the best to witness on our own Australian soil.
So, mark you diaries every year so you cannot afford to miss this – I shall see you all next year ~
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