Pictures of the 2014 Chelsea Flower Show
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Welcome to the 2014 Chelsea Flower Show - brimming with spectacular exhibition gardens, flowers, plants and sculptures ready to dazzle the crowds.
The Chelsea Flower Show is held every year in the grounds of the Chelsea Hospital, London. This floral biplane is on display in the Birmingham City Council garden, one of many gardens this year with a World War One theme.
It's the most prestigious gardening show in the UK and gardening experts display what they've managed to grow, like this pink orchid.
The event attracts visitors from all over the world...
...who come to enjoy the hundreds of different varieties of flowers, in an explosion of colours and scents.
It's been held every year since 1913, apart from during World War I and II. These garden sculptures look a bit like flowers themselves.
The Queen attends Chelsea each year to enjoy sights like this amazing patch of sunflowers.
It's definitely a royal affair - these daffodils have been called Georgie Boy to mark the birth of the baby Prince George.
The show takes place over five days, finishing on 24 May. These many kinds of cacti are on display in the Great Pavilion.
