PHILADELPHIA • From afar, Mr Nick McCullough's display at this year's Philadelphia Flower Show is dense with June-flowering perennials and there is something of the English cottage garden about it.
But close up, he wants viewers to be transported to the stage of Woodstock - yes, the Woodstock music festival in 1969 - looking out to a sea of tie-dyed, peace-loving children of Aquarius, reincarnated almost 50 years on as astilbes, yarrows, salvias and coneflowers.
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