A wigwam of broad beans, a bicycle covered in flowers and an insect hotel all made the Piazza in Wimbledon a bit greener at the weekend.
A pop-up gardening event saw people bring along a variety of plants and insect-friendly items including a beehive for display alongside deckchairs where people soaked up the sunshine.
The event was held on Sunday, June 8 as part of the Chelsea Fringe Festival.
One of the organisers, Caroline Pankhurst, said: "Everyone really enjoyed it.
"We are a group of individuals who like gardening and thought it was a good idea to turn the Piazza into a garden for a day."
Miss Pankhurst would like to thank everyone who participated in the pop-up garden.
The one-off event could now be held more regularly following its success.
As well as bringing their own contributions, visitors planted their own pots of chillies and peas to take home.
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