Thirteen Gold medals have been bestowed across the categories at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show. On top of that, 11 gardens received Silver-Gilt, four were awarded Silver, and three took away a Bronze medal.
Here are the gardens that are taking home Gold:
Show Gardens
Muscular Dystrophy UK – Forest Bathing Garden
It’s Crocus’ last year at Chelsea and the contractor has scooped Gold medals for both its gardens, the first of which has been designed by rising star Ula Maria. The garden also won Best in Show.
Credit: RHS/Neil Hepworth
St James’s Piccadilly: Imagine the World to be Different
Robert Myers designed a garden around the benefits of urban green spaces, which will be relocated to St James’s Piccadilly. It was built by Stewart Landscape Construction.
Credit: RHS/Neil Hepworth
The National Garden Scheme Garden
For the 11th time in its Chelsea history, Crocus built a garden for award-winning designer Tom Stuart-Smith. It will go on to form a garden at a new Maggie’s Centre at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge.
Credit: RHS/Neil Hepworth
WaterAid Garden
Architect Je Ahn and landscape designer Tom Massey collaborated for international not-for-profit WaterAid to create a garden that celebrates water as a precious resource.
Credit: RHS/Neil Hepworth
Sanctuary Gardens
Burma Skincare Initiative Spirit of Partnership Garden
The Winner of the Best Sanctuary Garden has been designed by Helen Olney and built by Conquest Creative Spaces to highlight a dermatological partnership which supports Burmese healthcare workers treating adults and children with skin conditions.
Credit: RHS/Sarah Cuttle
World Child Cancer’s Nurturing Garden
Garden designer Giulio Giorgi and contractor Landesigns won the inaugural RHS Environmental Innovation Award for this sensory haven.
Credit: RHS/Sarah Cuttle
All About Plants
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Bowel Research UK Microbiome Garden, designed by Chris Hull & Sid Hill, built by Atlantes Landscapes. Credit: RHS/Neil Hepworth
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The Size of Wales Garden, designed by Dan Bristow, built by Mark Wallinger. Credit: RHS/Neil Hepworth
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Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden, designed by Katherine Holland, built by Greenscape Gardens Ltd. Credit: RHS/Neil Hepworth
Container and Balcony Gardens
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The Ecotherapy Garden, designed by Tom Bannister and built by Wright Landscapes. Credit: RHS/Tim Sandall
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mgr Changing Tides Garden, designed by Lucy Mitchell, built by Big Fish Landscapes. Credit: RHS/Tim Sandall
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Sanctum, designed by Sonja Kalkschmidt, built by Rupert Crowton Rowarth. Credit: RHS/Tim Sandall
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The Addleshaw Goddard Junglette Garden, designed by Mike McMahon & Jewlsy Mathews, built by Mike McMahon Studio. Credit: RHS/Tim Sandall
It would be great to have the name of the plants shown on TV which is shown at Chelsea
Wonderful show again Thank you.