A MINI show garden, created by students from Cranham Primary School has found a new home within the school grounds.
The garden first wowed visitors to the Worcester, Bosch Group stand in the festival green area of the RHS Malvern Spring Festival.
It includes beautifully decorated pebbles and stepping stones, each painted to depict the pupil’s favourite things about their school and nature, plus a stunning seating area, painted pots and colourful blooms to really brighten the playground.
Carl Arntzen, CEO at Worcester, Bosch Group, said: “It is a delight to work with local students and we are always amazed by their creativity and hard work.
"Their beautiful garden was a huge success on our stand and the students involved should be extremely proud.
"We hope that the garden will be an inspiration to children from Cranham Primary for years to come and maybe even encourage them to take part in gardening projects at home.
“Our show garden, which won gold at the Chelsea Flower Show in 2011, is now housed at our headquarters for our staff and guests to see.
"We hope that the students, teachers and families at Cranham Primary School continue to enjoy their garden as much as we enjoy ours.”
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