Willow fence panels at Bloom

Fingalian

We were at Bloom last weekend and noticed some nice willow ( I think) fence panels in the walled garden, They were dividing up plots along by the walls. I meant to write down the name of the guy that made them but forgot. Did anybody else see them ? know how to get in contact with him? Thanks for any help.

luckat

http://bloominthepark.com/ - take a look there.

Edit for info - looks like it might be this one:


Frazer McDonogh
Frazer McDonogh Designs
47 Pebble Bay
Wicklow Town
Co. Wicklow
Phone/Fax: 0404 66795
Mobile: 087 225 8220
E-mail: fmdonogh47@gmail.com
Website: www.rockandwaterscapes.com

Frazer McDonogh who lives in Wicklow has been working in the landscaping industry for over 22 years, in Ireland and the USA. Having returned from Hawaii in 1997 he set up a successful business that provides a design and landscaping service specialising in waterscapes. Frazer has a permanent garden and separate waterscape feature at the National garden Exhibition centre in Co Wicklow. He built his first show garden at bloom 2008 and won a silver-guilt medal and best in small garden category. He believes gardens are a very important part of our lives today given the hectic life styles we lead and that we need them to relax, unwind and reconnect with nature.

THE SECLUDED WATER GARDEN
The garden is a place to relax in and to feel secluded from, among the surroundings of nature. As one enters the garden from the stepping stones path which cross the water leading you to a relaxing area which comprises of a deck with a hammock and a partly covered roof which allows the light to filter through. Here one can enjoy the surrounding planting which is very abundant. The pond reflects the surrounding landscape and the waterfall adds movement and sound in a relaxing therapeutic way.
The planting is mainly green lush plants with bold shaped leaves of greens with minimal flowering.They are contrasted by the backdrop of multi stem betula utilis that are surrounded by a fusion of Tree and ground ferns, Hosta’s euphorbia’s, astilbe, agapanthus and bergenia’s. The waterfall is constructed with tufa rock for a natural affect. Willow fencing is used as a boundary for its natural appearance and contrasting colour to the planting.

Plants supplied by:
Gardenworld Nurseries, Kilcoole Co Wicklow. Tel; 01 2811868
Dicksonia Direct, Kells Gardens, Caherciveen, Co kerry. Tel: 087 7776666

Water feature Material by:
N J Power & Co Ltd, Ballymount, Dublin 12 Tel: 01 4564099

Tufa Rock and Pebbles by:
The Patio Centre, Cabinteely, Dublin 18. Tel: 01- 2350714

Hammock by:
Seabourn Chic, The Murragh, Wicklow Town. 0404 -64005

Fingalian

Thanks for that Luckat, but it was not that guy. The panels were actually in the walled kitchen garden. Any idea who maintains that area? Cheers.