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Speaker: Paul Hayes Discover the beauty of Kew Gardens, one of Britain’s most celebrated botanical gardens and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in this fascinating illustrated talk for the Northamptonshire Natural History Society. The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew in London are world-famous for their extraordinary plant collections, historic glasshouses, beautiful landscapes and horticultural heritage. But beyond the botanical treasures lies another fascinating attraction: the colourful world of garden art and glass sculpture. Join Paul Hayes for a photographic journey through Kew Gardens, exploring its remarkable plants, landscapes and striking glass art installations. Through his own photographs, Paul takes us on a leisurely tour, revealing how contemporary glass sculptures bring unexpected colour, creativity and imagination to the natural surroundings. From bold, vibrant glass installations to delicate sculptural forms displayed among the plants and gardens, these remarkable works create an intriguing relationship between art, nature and horticulture. Whether you’re interested in botany, garden photography, sculpture, horticulture or simply discovering somewhere beautiful, this illustrated presentation offers a fresh perspective on one of the UK’s most remarkable gardens. Join the NNHS at the Humfrey Rooms in Northampton for an enjoyable exploration of Kew Gardens, where the natural world and artistic creativity come together.

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