Cath Kidston Creates A Field Of Flowers To Celebrate Mother’s Day

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    Cath Kidston did a huge Southbank takeover ahead of Mothers Day. They built a ‘Field of Flowers’ compiled of 4000 pink and white gerberas (that’s 60,000 petals and 250 man hours to build) which were arranged in their token polka-dot print. Commuters on their way to work along the Thames were invited to come and pick their own bunch of flowers from the field for their #BloominMarvellousMum. ​_ABU8496, 8496EDITORIAL USE ONLY<br /><br /><br /> Floral artist, Chris Naylor puts the finishing touches to the Cath Kidston 30-metre squared field of flowers in the style of their well-known polka dot print, in central London, to celebrate mums across the UK ahead of this Sunday’s Mothers Day. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Wednesday March 11, 2015. The floral installation has been created from 4,000 gerberas with 60,000 petals and took over 250 hours to build and design. Commuters on their way to work along the Thames were invited to come and pick their own bunch of flowers from the field. Photo credit should: Anthony Upton/PA WireEDITORIAL USE ONLY<br /><br /><br /> Becca Bassatt, puts the finishing touches to the Cath Kidston 30-metre squared field of flowers in the style of their well-known polka dot print, in central London, to celebrate mums across the UK ahead of this Sunday’s Mothers Day. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Wednesday March 11, 2015. The floral installation has been created from 4,000 gerberas with 60,000 petals and took over 250 hours to build and design. Commuters on their way to work along the Thames were invited to come and pick their own bunch of flowers from the field. Photo credit should: Anthony Upton/PA Wire