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Garden designers, food producers and craft makers from Kilkenny had a blooming good time at this year’s Bord Bia Bloom festival!
From the tasty treats of Goatsbridge Trout in the food tent, to beautiful, local products in the Irish Craft Village, the Cats were well represented during the five-day affair.
A highlight of this year’s Bloom was the ‘postcard garden’ designed by Ballyfoyle Pastoral Group.
Titled ‘turning back time in our garden,’ the showpiece centred around an old-fashioned plough, offering a window on the past and reminding us of the importance of giving time in the garden. The garden was commended by judges.
BELOW: Kerrie Gardiner, Bloom Show Gardens & Horticulture Content Manager, presents a commendation to Ballyfoyle Pastoral Group, County Kilkenny, for the Postcard Garden 'Turning Back Time in our Garden'
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