IAN STURGESS GARDENS
  • Welcome
  • Services
  • Gallery
  • FAQs
  • Testimonials
  • Enquiry

Colour Spectrum

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew


The Colour Spectrum was introduced to the gardens at Kew in 2000 as part of that year’s celebration of colour in horticulture, and was maintained for another six seasons owing to its popularity. Nine beds radiated from a central point and were planted so as to give the impression of an artist’s colour wheel, with enticing combinations of herbaceous perennials, annuals and grasses.  This was a lovely project to work on, nurturing a wide variety of plants through the season and maintaining a high level of aesthetic impact for visitors to the gardens.

You may also like to browse some of my other work.

Find out more, further reading >>

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Lucinda Burgess, Designer
Landform Consultants

Picture

Riotous Assembly

You may also like to read this article.  
Download article - pdf
Gallery - Front
Private House
Godinton House
To see more projects:
Get In Touch

Welcome | Services | Gallery | Colour Spectrum Kew | Private House | Godinton House | Testimonials | FAQs | Enquiry 
Picture

Website Policies: Privacy | Terms of Use | Cookies | Disclaimer
by SplashPages | v6.1 Copyright 2016-2023
​© All rights reserved 
Picture
  • Welcome
  • Services
  • Gallery
  • FAQs
  • Testimonials
  • Enquiry