Alitex at Chelsea 2005
Our biggest ever stand, as we launched our new Plant Conservatory to cries of “I must have one”… “I can’t believe it’s not timber”… “How can you grow plants like this in a conservatory?”
It was planted by Lisa Rawley, of Fleur de Lys, and created a genuine oasis of fragrance, colour and calm.
We set the conservatory, and a wood sage Messenger Greenhouse, in a fabulous garden inspired by the Medieval Garden at the Priory of Our Lady of Orsan, which was designed by Taylor Tripp.
The gardens are a stunning series of rooms, which have individual character but an overriding sense of tranquillity. This stand achieved a real sense of Orsan and we were rewarded with our third Sundries Trophy.
