RTÉ’s Super Garden seek horticulture talent

Super Garden is on the hunt for budding designers and gardens in need of a makeover for new series. Photo: Super Garden.

Super Garden, in association with Woodie’s, Cuprinol and Bloom by Bord Bia, follows five emerging garden designers as they transform real gardens and compete for the prestigious honour of having their design recreated at Bloom by Bord Bia, Ireland’s premier garden festival.

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12 February 2018

Super Garden is entering its 10th season on RTÉ and is currently seeking budding garden designers and gardens in need of a makeover for this years new series.

Regardless of if you’re a start-up landscaper, amateur gardener, horticulture student or recent graduate, Super Garden offers applicants an opportunity to showcase their talent on prime-time television.

Applicants should be passionate about garden design and believe they can create a ‘Super Garden’ worthy of a spot at Bloom.

The five garden designers selected for the show will be given similar size gardens to work with but each will have a very different brief. They will have five weeks to design and build a Super Garden which meets the homeowner’s requirements and is worthy of a show garden spot at Bloom 2018.

Designer Candidates can click on the following link to apply:
http://t1n.ie/1vx

For further information visit: rte.ie/supergarden or contact Andrew at Vision Independent Productions on 01-864-1444 or email supergarden@vipmg.tv.

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