The Beatles inspire mum to design winning show garden

THE Beatles have encouraged an newbie gardener to build her first showpiece.

Sue Burke won a opposition to structure a garden in a levels of competition for BBC Radio Merseyside.

Listeners ended up challenged to arrive up with an plan for a town backyard.

The mum-of three was thrilled to see her sketches for My City Our Tunes turn out to be fact at the RHS Flower Clearly show in Tatton, where by countless numbers of people ended up ready to take pleasure in it.

Sue, from Liverpool, explained: “I have never carried out anything at all like this right before.

“I designed this garden as an ode to the tunes for which our city has grow to be synonymous.

“The sandstone partitions, from a local quarry, are a nod to the to start with title of the band, The Quarrymen.

“The guitar shape of the grass signifies the tunes of the ‘Merseybeat’.”

Vibrant colors ended up picked to celebrate the Beatle’s 4 album addresses.

The white border displays The White Album and a inexperienced apple tree signifies the Apple label.

Zingy colors of crimson, blue, orange and yellow rejoice Sergeant Pepper and Yellow Submarine.

The black and white paving foremost to the bench in the yard symbolises the iconic graphic of The Beatles going for walks throughout a zebra crossing on the Abbey Street album include.

The bench is embossed with the title of the music Norweigan Wooden.

The backyard garden was manufactured by Lee Bestall.

Sunday, July 24 is the show’s ultimate working day and at 4pm visitors will be equipped to invest in bouquets and plants from exhibitors.

For tickets check out rhs.org.uk/tattonpark

Every single paying out adult can carry two children under 16 free of charge.