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Bloom Medal Winner 2011

The Bloom garden is simply called The Orb - A space for celebration. As the name suggested, this garden was created for celebrating with friends and family in circles of interleaving social spaces, features and planting.

At the heart of this garden is the Orb. Inspired by Chinese lanterns, it's the bright space at the center of any party. The Orb offers secluded seating, enticing patterns of light and glimpses of the surrounding lush planting.

To the left stands a lustrous copper beech. To the right, a Kilkenny limestone circle with a hand crafted stone barbecue. A curve of hedging floats through water and stepping-stones lead into the main garden. In the background, the pale leaves of a Tulip tree catch the light.

We got together with Glenisk at Bloom 2011. See us all at Bloom in this short video

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The Orb, with uprights of native larch which were coaxed into curves by a West Cork boatyard.

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Our Customers Say

Garden Design Service

Anne took my ideas of what I wanted and turned it into reality. she was brilliant!"

Nicola Baker from Rochestown, Cork talks to pickapro .. See full interview

Garden Maintenance Service

Anne knows exactly what she's talking about, she has a lovely eye for a garden's potential."

Anne Smith from Glandore, West Cork talks to pickapro .. See full interview

International Garden

Anne is very good at thinking outside the box when it comes to sourcing materials people might not know exist."

Iona Jepson from Hammersmith, London talks to pickapro .. See full interview

Bloom 2010 Gold Medal

Anne's success at Bloom confirms her status as one of the best up and coming garden designers in Ireland"

Gary Graham, Bloom Show Manager, Bord Bia from Dublin .. See full testimonial