Lady Florist Meat Tastier Than Gaga
Forget Lady Gaga, and his dress made of meat, Lancashire florist garden has created something much more tasty looking.
Lucy Hibbert, 24, a member of the winning screen Barton Grange Garden Centre, Garstang Road, Brock, Preston, designed and manufactured Dame O'char Cup.
The scale model is in the main entrance to the garden center family wearing a dress decorated with nearly 300 paper plates, teacups and biscuits artificial.
Lucy, who worked as a florist with a team of the center screen in 18 months, said he called the creation in homage to Lady GaGa, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, because "it is a bit 'silly', as the American singer.
Although he did not want to do something as unusual as the meat dress Gaga for the garden center celebrates the traditional month of tea and cakes.
Lucy, who has studied floral design business at Myerscough College for four years, said: "They wanted something striking in the entrance of the tea and the month of cake.
"It took about two weeks (to do), on and off. It 'was a mixture of using chicken wire and a lot of (adhesive) and the papier-mâché."
The center is known for his dramatic and complex events and won numerous awards for design.
Lucy added: "It took a while. I was happy with how it went.
"I think we were all happy with him because she was attractive.
"We are on a monthly or daily basis for the center."
Centre spokesman said: "Surrounded and saucers, teaspoons, and tea bags, you really creates quite a stir."
As part of the tea and cakes a month, guests can enjoy a selection of Riverside Cafe even more special homemade desserts.
Or they can buy a cup of tea in the Willows restaurant at the special price of £ 7.95, reduced from the normal price of £ 10.75 during June
There are also some tasty offers farm shop where visitors can also enjoy wine tastings and demonstrations throughout the month.
