Rickmansworth street brightened up by floral displays

Local estate agency Trend & Thomas has unveiled a spectacular floral window installation inspired by the renowned Chelsea in Bloom celebrations <i>(Image: Trend & Thomas)</i>
Local estate agency Trend & Thomas has unveiled a spectacular floral window installation inspired by the renowned Chelsea in Bloom celebrations (Image: Trend & Thomas)
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A burst of Chelsea Flower Show magic is brightening up Rickmansworth high street.

Passers-by are stopping to admire a floral display at the Rickmansworth office of Trend & Thomas.

In partnership with VivaCreative Flowers, the estate agency has transformed its Station Road window into a colourful garden-inspired installation.

Belinda-Jane Guilfoyle, director at Trend & Thomas, said: "Chelsea in Bloom is such an iconic celebration of creativity, beauty, and community spirit, and we wanted to bring a little of that magic to WD3.

"We’re incredibly proud of our local area and wanted to create something that would make people smile, stop, and enjoy the high street during Chelsea week and into the sunny days of June."

Titled WD3 in Bloom, the campaign invites residents across Rickmansworth, Chorleywood, and Croxley Green to share photos of their gardens and floral displays on social media.

Entries posted using the hashtag #WD3InBloom will be entered into a competition, with winners receiving prizes including afternoon tea at the Kitchen Croxley, bouquets of flowers, and garden centre vouchers.

The installation will remain on display during May and into June, with winners announced in early June.

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