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Chelsea Flower Show Opens it's doors for 2009
As the Chelsea Flower show opens today, the focus from the Royal Horticulture Society together with leading designers and nurserymen, is highlighting relevant gardening solutions for topical issues affecting us today such as the ability to reuse, recycle and reclaim plants and vegeatation for their gardens. Special emphasis is being placed on growing your own vegetables
The BBC will be covering the event as usual with regualr hosts, Alan Titchmarsh, Joe Swift, Nicki Chapman and Andy Sturgeon
For more information take a look at Chelsea Flower Show website here or the BBC microsite for the Chelsea Flower Show here
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