Sentence examples for conceptual garden from inspiring English sources

The term "conceptual garden" is attributed to Tim Richardson, author of Avant Gardeners, and a member of a relatively new genus in gardening – the landscape critic.

This idea that a conceptual garden can inspire emotions was also a theme in Enduring Freedom? by Nete Hojlund and Corinne Sharp.

Harfleet's brother, Tom, is a garden designer and was invited to submit a proposal for a conceptual garden at the Hampton Court flower show.

The garden communicates all this simply and beautifully, and has won a Royal Horticultural Society gold medal and been awarded best conceptual garden at Hampton Court this week.

The Best Conceptual Garden award went to Dan Lobb's Landscape Obscured, which at a casual glance doesn't consist of a garden at all, but a group of metal periscopes around a tilted rectangle of turf.

As Matthew Wilson, the former curator of the RHS gardens at Hyde Hall and Harlow Carr, said to me: "I think the conceptual garden category is the best thing the RHS has initiated at their shows for years; but how would the judges at Chelsea respond to an upside-down garden?

We'll meet Wayward Plants, masters of temporary conceptual gardens.

There are inherent problems with the evaluation of conceptual gardens, however, both philosophical and horticultural.

Yet, almost 30 years after Schwartz's bready beginnings, conceptual gardening still manages to shock.

Hampton Court is the only mainstream flower show to champion conceptual gardens.

When Hampton Court Flower Show introduced a special show-garden category for conceptual gardens, there was uproar.