Photo gallery of the gardens being created
Photos: Chelsea Flower Show 2011
Photo gallery of the gardens being created
In pictures: On site at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show as it prepares to open
Pictured: Diarmuid Gavin's Irish Sky Garden being tested - a crane lifts it into the air
Ishihara Kazuyuki's team were hard at work on their 'A Beautiful Paradise (Making memories with a green poem)' garden.
The B&Q Garden is designed by Laurie Chetwood & Patrick Collins
Taking a break before getting back to creating the British Heart Foundation Garden
The Daily Telegraph Garden, by designer Cleve West
Waiting to deliver their plants
The HESCO Garden highlights the importance of water power in the industrial evolution of Leeds.
The New Wild Garden being created. It was designed by Nigel Dunnett. Chelsea Flower Show 2011
A view of the unfinished Chelsea Flower Show site
A closer look at the Irish Sky Garden
These photos were taken on Friday 20 May 2011. There's ´óÏó´«Ã½ TV coverage of the world's greatest flower show from Sunday 22 May through to Sunday 29 May 2011.
All photos on this page by Ciaran Ryan
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