Celebrate the Movies! Landscapes
“Into the Woods” by Michael Petrie’s Handmade Gardens. Swathmore, Pennsylvania.
Inspired by the movie Into the Woods.
Winner of the Philadelphia Horticultural Society’s Silver Medal (Landscape).
“Tarzan” by the Men's Garden Club of Philadelphia, Inc.
Inspired by the movie Tarzan.
Winner of the Philadelphia Horticultural Society’s Silver Medal (Landscape).
“Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” by Jaques Amand International. Middlesex, United Kingdom.
Inspired by the movie Mary Poppins.
Winner of the Philadelphia Horticultural Society’s Bronze Medal (Landscape).
“The Persian Garden”by Inchscape. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Inspired by the the movie Prince of Persia.
Winner of the Philadelphia Horticultural Society’s Gold Medal (Landscape);
and the Philadelphia Trophy for Best Use of Color (Landscape).
“Peter Pan in Neverland” by Waldor Orchids. Linwood, New Jersey.
Inspired by the movie Peter Pan.
Winner of the Philadelphia Horticultural Society’s Silver Medal (Landscape);
The American Orchid Society Show Trophy; The American Orchid Society Show Award;
The SAG ● AFTRA Award for Best Translation of a Motion Picture from Film to Landscape;
and the Special Achievement Award of the Garden Club Federation of Pennsylvania (Horticulture).
“Pooh’s Hunny Depot” by Irwin Landscaping. Hockessin, Delaware.
Inspired by the movie Winnie the Pooh.
“Underwater Adventure” by J. Downend Landscaping, Inc. Crum Lynne, Pennsylvania.
Inspired by the movie Finding Nemo.
Winner of the Philadelphia Horticultural Society’s Bronze Medal (Landscape).
“Chinese Blossoms” by Stoney Bank Nurseries. Glen Mills, Pennsylvania.
Inspired by the movie Mulan.
Winner of the Philadelphia Horticultural Society’s Gold Medal (Landscape);
The PHS Council Trophy for the Most Accomplished Display of Forced Plants (Landscape);
and the Kate and Robert Bartlett, Jr. Award for Best Use of Trees (Landscape).
“A Maleficent View” by Leon Kluge Landscape Design. South Africa.
Inspired by the movie Maleficent.
Winner of the PHS’s Philadelphia Flower Show Cup for Best in Show (Landscape);
and the Governor’s Trophy for Innovative or Unique Design.
“Forty Shades of Green” by Tourism Ireland. An official sponsor.
Inspired by the movie The Quiet Man. Or maybe not...
(Happy Saint Patrick’s Day, by the way!)
Think that’s all, folks? Not at all. Coming up next, ever more gorgeous gardens!