The Garden and Flower marquee was bursting with colour and fragrance at the Royal Norfolk Show.
Horticulturists, designers and florists alike pulled out all the stops to create beautiful bouquets and astonishing show gardens.
James Debbage, owner of Green Pastures Garden Centre, said: 'We wanted our show garden to look like a really established garden in Norfolk. Quite often we find that in the local landscape we have a lot of dry soil and very sunny spots, so we sell a lot of Achillea because they do really well in sunny spots and they're lovely floral plants.
'Hostas also do really well but in shadier spots in Norfolk, I love the June species because of the contrast on their leaves. But you have to be careful because slugs really like eating these.
Mr Debbage and his wife Michelle won a gold prize for their show garden.
'We're really pleased,' he said. 'It's just a pat on the back for all the guys at the garden centre. They've been waiting by the phone all morning to see how it went.'
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