International Gardens

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City living: This photo called Parallels was taken by Valda Bailey in New York City and came third in the Greening in the City category

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With tower blocks in the background, it looks like an unlikely site for a Beautiful Garden but this shot taken by Ewa Gryguc, in Warsaw, Poland, came in second place in that category

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You can almost feel the cold when looking at Andrzej Bochenski's picture of Lodz in Poland which he entered into the Breathing Spaces category

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The competition is open to everyone anywhere in the world. Images do not have to be taken in a specified year and there is no distinction drawn between professional and amateur photographers.
This year's exhibition will be launched at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh on March 22 in a purpose-built outdoor display.
Selections from the exhibition will then travel around the UK, Germany, Portugal and New York, with a centrepiece exhibiton at Bankside Gallery London from July 2.
The exhibition at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew will be in October.

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Autumnal: Anthony Wallis took this photo called Waterlily House Window in the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew

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Garden fit for a king: This beautiful photo captures the Sunrise at Ballue in France and was taken by Nic Barlow. It won the Beautiful Gardens category

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Exotic: Dennis Frates took this photo called Heliconia Hawaii in Hawaii and was a finalist entry in The Beauty of the Plant category

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Urban: Second place winner in the Greening the City category was Valda Bailey who took this photo in New York City entitled Carrot Top

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This black and white shot by Paul Debois called Urban Forest 2 won first place in the Greening the City category. It was taken in Elephant and Castle, London and
Gloria King's Sunrise on Misty Mountains in China