Chelsea Flower Show Sees Diarmuid Gavin Place A Greenhouse In The Sky

May 21, 2012 - PRLog -- Diarmuid Gavin Designs, has called upon the services of the  Victorian Greenhouse company based in Bath, to produce what is thought to be the first ever “Greenhouse in the Sky “on the fourth floor of the amazing Westland Tower at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show .

The brief from Diarmuid Gavin, detailed that he wanted to show how a group of people could grow fruit and vegetables, relax, cook and eat within their own plots or gardens in a beautiful striking "green" structure.

The idea for this structure came from Enid Blyton's best selling book The Faraway Tree and post Chelsea, the greenhouse in question is destined for the garden of best selling authoress Lesley Pearse, who is also used to seeing her novels climbing high in the ‘best seller’ charts.

“Who knows”, says Lesley, “ I may get inspiration for my next novel whilst I am enjoying my beautiful new Greenhouse,” and adds “I simply can’t wait”.

“All in all, it’s a novel idea with a happy ending”, says Jennifer, joint proprietor and customer services manager of the Victorian Greenhouse, and adds “Lesley has a delightful garden and we can’t wait to ‘bring it down to earth’ for her after the show”.

For show news and product information see here: http://www.victoriangreenhouse.co.uk/
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