By NEILMUIR1 | This year's Chelsea was a resounding success, both for the visitors and exhibitors alike; a truly captivating array of colour and wonderful horticultural skills, in what are unfavourable economic times. All I saw were smiles and looks of disbelief, as people met old plants they knew, and new plants they had never seen before.
So join me on a last trip around Chelsea, before I can put my boots away for a short time.
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Great article Neil. 
. I particularly loved the Hilliers stand pictures which were like a fairy tale garden. The little hut with the roses was also my favorite. And there were many other interesting features, some I liked 
and some not so much 
, for instance the air conditioning, which might be very practical in some very hot places.
. I had a cat when the younger set of my children were born. I had to stay at a hospital a few times, and when I returned home my loving cat always greeted me with a cute little mouse. Although I am not very fond of mice 
I did love the gesture my cat showed me and she a got a few extra strokes for the mice.
