Her garden includes hexagonal flower beds.
A Laois woman will 'bee happy' if her design manages to secure a spot in at this years Bloom.
Debbie Brophy, who is originally from Ballybrophy, is taking part on RTE's Super Garden where aspiring gardeners are asked to design new gardens for homeowners.
Her brief was to create a low mantenace and nature friendly family garden - with Ms Brophy modelling her design off a honeybee colony in her own back garden.
Features of the garden include hexagonal flower beds and an all weather pergola, with Ms Brophy using her background
Ms Brophy says she's happy with the final result regardless of the outcome:
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