Super Garden is on the hunt for budding garden designers

The winner of Super Garden gets the opportunity to design a show garden at Bloom - Fennell Photography.

Winner will have an opportunity to showcase their entry at Bloom

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25 March 2021

RTÉ, in association with Bord Bia, Woodie’s and Cuprinol, has launched its annual search for budding garden designers to take part in the latest season of Super Garden.

Start-up landscapers, amateur gardeners, horticulture students and recent graduates have all been invited to apply.

The five designers chosen for the series will also be in with a chance to feature amongst the top designers at Ireland’s premier garden festival Bloom by Bord Bia 2022, where the winning garden will be recreated.

Successful candidates will display a passion for garden design and demonstrate a flair for creating desirable outdoor spaces. Applications are welcomed from anyone aged over 18, who has not previously designed a garden for Bloom.

Previous Super Garden winners have gone on to win medals at Bloom and build highly successful careers.

For more information, check out the following video: SG – Call Out Video 2021 To apply, visit: https://submit.link/4r

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