super garden - whiteboard and projection screen combined

In the first presentation of the new series, Dermot Davis hopes to create a contemporary, modern, mural-style garden in Greystones Co. Wicklow.
Dermot, his sun and game Garden, wants to show off his eclectic ideas and demonstrate his ability to bloom 2019.
The judges are concerned that Dermot may have done too much in a garden-can Dermot prove them wrong, and the judges think that his design is likely to become a compelling performance Garden, Judge Brian Burke, who believes that Dermot has a lot of elements that are not very cooperative --
I didn't see a unified theme and I saw a lot of quirky elements.
Prior to the start of the building, Judge Monica Alvares suggested that Dermot decide to remove a feature from his design plan.
"It's like you want to create gardens that Bloom 20 times, where you put them all in a small space . ".
Dermot knew he might want to do it again.
Evaluate some parts of his design, but although the judges are concerned that his design will be successful.
In the first few weeks of the building, Dermot was working alone in the garden, and he felt the pressure.
The schedule is tight and Dermot can't afford any delays if he's going to pull out of his design.
When Monica went to visit Dermot's garden as he said, he removed a feature, but the design concept was still changing.
The idea of his original curved window has now become a fallen wall, and Dermot is moving his water feature and adding a clock.
Monica is worried.
As the trial day approaches: whether dermot has stopped adding more ideas, or if he will run out of time, or if he will stick to her gun and risk alienating the judge, lost the chance to enter the second season of BloomIn, Lelia Walsh, the hotel manager, designed a garden inspired by the Disney movie The Lion King.
Lelia hopes to create a social space for children and adults to explore nature and bring education and relaxation to the garden.
Designer: Lelia Walsh (60)
, Portmarnock, Co.
Dublin Occupation: Lelia Walsh, property manager living in Portmarnock, has worked in the financial sector all her life, but her true passion has always been to serve her garden.
In the recovery of his six
Lelia returned to the field of education and after 6 years she received her first-class honors in gardening and her master's degree in landscape studies in architecture.
Sarah, daughter (31)
Son Daniel (29)
Lelia adopted her from Romania in 1990 and she was different from her mother's passion for gardening.
Regardless of their 100% support for her decision to apply for Super garden.
Lelia turned 60 last year, but she feels 26 and wants to start a new career in garden design.
She wants to create a social garden that encourages homeowners to spend more time outside.
Using all her experience and knowledge, Lelia wants her "Circle of Life" Super garden to bring her straight into the bloom!
Owner: Nikita Dunn (30)
Jorge McCarthy (32)Swords, Co.
DublinNikita & Darragh, live in sword, cooperate.
Dublin and their son Ryan (10)and Alex (5).
They started their family when they were young, and their son Ryan arrived before Nikita's 20 th birthday.
They bought their home the next year.
The couple has been busy raising two little boys for the last 10 years, studying and working full time.
Nikita and Darach admitted that their home, especially the garden, was indeed back.
Now, their schedule is a little more relaxed, and the garden space is ideal for them to catch up with some much-needed family time with their boys.
Nikita and Darach are behind Lelia 100% and they are confident she will win the 2019 Super garden championship!
Design: The "life circle" garden lelia, inspired by the Disney movie "The Lion King", applied her "life circle" design to the Super garden.
The circle is an important part of Lelia's design, and in her lawn area, water feature, sculpture and planting design, the circle represents her entire design.
Lelia uses natural elements such as wood, copper, Stone to plant wildflower beds and bring nature into suburban gardens.
Lelia has two separate seating areas in her design, and homeowners can take advantage of the garden no matter the weather.
An outdoor, on a circular pavement connected to the second, a copper roof summer house built with a copper leaf stepping stone.
The comfortable seats in the house during the summer will provide the shade of sunshine or rain cover when the family appreciates the beautiful scenery.
The children's semi-circular performance space includes the blackboard.
In the background of ferns, her round water further consolidated the theme of Lelia's "Circle of Life.
Becoming the champion of super garden 2019 will be the ideal start of Lelia's new life chapter.
Wife Lynn described Bloom as patdy who felt his signature water feature would give him a design advantage over other contestants.
However, before he could even show his design to the judges, he discovered the problem with his design space.
The existing crumbling retaining wall needs to be completely replaced.
In the design evaluation, the judges thought that Paddy had started a good design, but he still thought like a contractor.
Brian Burke believes that Paddy did not push the design elements far enough to blossom.
A man with few words, Paddy wanted his job to speak for himself. The weather was a serious obstacle to Paddy's progress, but he went on desperate.
Half of the building, his signature water feature is being formed.
Paddy did accept the feedback from the judges and added more curves to his design.
He pinned his hopes on his water feature.
Use the existing riverbanks to create a stream rice field, trying to combine the contemporary style of his water features with the natural environment of the garden.
However, when Monica came to visit, she was not satisfied with his method and felt that he needed to choose a natural or contemporary style.
After some discussion, Will Paddy stick to his gun, will this decision make Paddy lose his chance to blossom, or will it surprise the judges, and awarded donigor this is the first super Garden our youngest designer wants to go beyond the other four initial budding designers and get a mouth watering Garden performance venue 2019 at the top garden festival in Ireland.
Our youngest designer, 25-year-old gardening student, Patrik Weisser, is from the Czech Republic and his ambition is far greater than his age.
His Super garden entrance will be the first garden he built!
Patrik has only 4 weeks to transform the ogomans garden in PortlaoiseLaois.
His goal is to impress the judges with his "summerhill escap" design, which combines modern style and classic style with fresh and bright colors.
Fortune tends to be brave, but the jury feels the student is ready to graduate to Abbeyleix, Co.
Laois, but he is from the Czech Republic.
At the age of 13, he moved to Ireland with his parents, but he had a name like Patrik, even though he felt at home.
After leaving school, Patrik didn't know what he wanted to do until he discovered gardening, and now he is in love with garden design.
He is currently working on gardening TUD (2nd)T. U. Dublin).
Patrik is extroverted and he wants to embody this in design and color selection.
Patrik is not worried about his planting plan, but he does lack experience in building a garden.
He admits that the hard landscape and architectural elements he designed will go far beyond his comfort zone.
Although Patrik feels he may not have that experience, he can create an amazing garden for Bloom.
Patrik is 26 years old at May and winning Super garden will be the final birthday gift!
With his super Garden entrance Patrik looking to create a garden that blends modern with classic style, his garden stands out using bright bold colors.
Patrik offers 3 separate seating areas, and homeowners want to be able to enjoy the garden regardless of the weather.
A garden house with two separate connected areas to shelter from the rain.
Patrik hopes to make a bold statement by putting bright yellow on his garden house, which he feels will pop well and bring light to the garden.
There is also a third seating area on the lawn, which is full of herbs (
Blue, red, yellow, powder)
Stand up against the yellow wall
The fence at the back will be painted with another shade of yellow and a row of trees will come back to provide the background.
A game field separated by bamboo growers provides Patrik's design with a zone 2 effect for young and old people.
For the last 3 years, designing a garden for Bloom has always been Patrik's dream, and tonight, in the penultimate episode of super garden 2019, we met the last of the five initial budding designers who were struggling to get a coveted show --
The garden attractions of Ireland's top garden festival Bloom 2019.
Our final designer, grinne Walsh, is not a novice in design, she has been a fashion designer for more than 30 years.
Grinne did not compete in any of the old designs and wanted to create a stop garden for the dog show!
She will have 4 weeks to build her "dog down garden" for Co. Knocklyon homeowner Irene MacDonald"
Before our judges arrive, Dublin see if grinne is really "doing the best "!
Designer: grinne Walsh (52)
Chapelizod cooperation.
Dublin career: as a young fashion designer and consultant grain took part in the Texaco art competition and her competitive advantage has driven her in many different directions throughout her career
Granin is proud of being Jack. of-all-
Able to adapt well to the changing world of design.
Granin began working as a set designer a few years ago.
She also purchased and opened her own studio in chaperood called "gray area" and renovated and decorated it.
As an animal lover, grinne often takes home the lost dog she found at Phoenix Park.
The person she is unable to reunite with or re-reunite with the owner
Families often become part of her angry family.
At present, she has four rescue dogs, which are her favorite in her life.
At the end of 2016, after a biopsy, grinne found a lump in her left breast and she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
She had a mastectomy and had to undergo chemotherapy and her hair fell.
Follow-up tests showed that the cancer spread to the lymph nodes under her left arm and had to be removed.
Although she is taking drugs to prevent cancer recurrence, she does not have cancer at present.
Grinne suffers from mild lymph edema due to this condition, but this does not stop her.
Grinne wants her unique design to prove to the judges that you don't have to choose between your dog and the beautiful garden.
Owner: Irene McDonald (52)Knocklyon cooperation.
Two years ago, DublinAileen moved into her home with her child Rachel (23)& Joseph (20).
They also have two dogs, a 10-year-old Labrador and an 8-year-old Labrador.
Animal lover Rachel studied veterinary medicine in UCD for the last year, while Joseph studied computer science and business at Trinity College for 3rd years.
The family moved into the House in 2016, but they didn't have the time and money to run the garden.
Now the deck is a danger of decay and crumbling, they let the chair legs straight through, and the ail even fell once or twice in rainy weather.
Irene loves gardening and is very excited at the thought of being able to help build and learn many new gardening techniques and techniques.
The entire McDonnell family, including Mossy and Dexter, believes that grinne's design must enter BloomDesign: The Super garden entrance to under grinne is full of dog-friendly features, this function is enhanced without dominating the garden landscape.
She wants her garden to reflect her different tastes, styles and love for animals.
Her design was inspired by her own rescue dog and a recent visit to the gardens of Marrakech.
The red clay, white and green color palette of Grinne will bring the Moroccan atmosphere to the garden.
Planted in pots and raised beds, will be used to resist the temptation of curious pooches.
Gravel will also be used to prevent dogs from "hanging out" in lower flower beds ".
The elevated fake mountain stone area will provide camouflage for a secret dog tunnel equipped with a light shaft for discarding snacks.
On warm days, grinne designed a cool place with a pooch pool, a two-story kennel and a kennel dome to relax.
She also created a compost/waste recovery area for dogs to do business for the benefit of the garden.
Grinne designed the elevated area to allow dogs to keep their watches and seating areas open for relaxing at home.
The stylish wall can be used as a projection screen at night.
Grinne wants the judges of the Super garden not to think that her "dog down garden" is looking for the wrong tree!