What are the medals for Chelsea Flower Show 2019?
Here are all the medal winners in each category... The winning gardens of Chelsea Flower Show 2019 have been announced. These include the Gold, Silver Gilt, Silver and Bronze Medal awards. Medals are awarded in each garden category, which include Show Gardens, Artisan Gardens and Space to Grow Gardens.
What was the best garden at Chelsea Flower Show 2019?
in 2019, 12 gardens picked up a gold medal, while only one bronze medal was awarded. There was also an award given for plant of the year, which was won by Sedum 'Atlantis'. The M&G garden, designed by Andy Sturgeon, was named best show garden at the Chelsea Flower Show 2019.
Who won the Chelsea Flower Show 2022?
Chelsea Flower Show winners 2022: Silver medal SHOW GARDENS Paul Harvey-Brookes Associates - Brewin Dolphin Garden Richard Miers Garden Design - The Perennial Garden 'With Love' Cityscapes - The St Mungo's Putting Down Roots Garden John Everiss Design - The RAF Benevolent Fund Garden SANCTUARY GARDEN
What happened at Chelsea Flower Show 2019?
With Show Gardens galore, a plant-packed Pavilion and endless shopping, Chelsea 2019 was not to be missed The world’s most famous flower show returned in 2019 and featured cutting-edge garden design, fabulous shopping and plants from every corner of the globe.
Who won at Chelsea Flower Show 2022?
GOLD: Viking Cruises: The Art of the Viking Garden Designed by Paul hervey-Brookes the Art of the Viking garden has recreated a multi-layered wetland habitat. The planting was inspired by Norway and natural water meadows.
Who won Chelsea Flower Show?
This year's Gold Medal-winners include the Morris & Co. garden, inspired by William Morris, The New Blue Peter Garden – Discover Soil and, in the Container Garden category, The Still Garden. Browse the full list of medal-winning Chelsea Flowers Show gardens for 2022 here...
How many show gardens at Chelsea Flower?
There are 13 main show gardens at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2022, including gardens from Chelsea veterans such as Andy Sturgeon, Sarah Eberle, Juliet Sargeant, Chris Beardshaw and Paul Hervey-Brookes.
Who owns Chelsea Flower?
the Royal Horticultural SocietyThe Chelsea Flower Show, which is organised by the Royal Horticultural Society, has been held in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, London every year since 1913, apart from gaps during the two World Wars.
Who won Chelsea Flower Show 2020?
The RHS has revealed the winner of this year's RHS Chelsea Garden Product of the Year as part of Virtual RHS Chelsea Flower Show. The Vegebag, by Vegepod UK, a garden growing tool, enabling gardeners to produce crops in small spaces all year round, took the prize.
Who Won Garden of the Year 2022?
Mary Anne FarendenChristopher Leebody. A Belfast woman has been crowned the winner of RTE's 2022 edition of their Super Garden show. Mary Anne Farenden said winning the show “hasn't really sunk in yet”, with the 29-year-old having now won a coveted spot at Ireland's largest garden festival Bord Bia Bloom.
Who has won the most gold medals at Chelsea Flower Show?
Hampshire-based Eberle is the most decorated designer in Chelsea history with nine RHS Chelsea Flower Show gold medals.
Does every garden get a medal at Chelsea?
Does every garden win a medal? No. Lots of medals are given out, but there's no guarantee of a medal. There's also no prize money at Chelsea Flower Show – only the prestige of the medals.
Which garden won Best in Show at Chelsea?
A Rewilding Britain LandscapeThis year's Best In Show at RHS Chelsea Flower Show has been announced, with the A Rewilding Britain Landscape, designed by Lulu Urquhart and Adam Hunt, being named as the winner. The design duo received a gold medal for the garden, which celebrates the transformation of land through the reintroduction of beavers.
What is Britain's largest flower show?
RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden FestivalThe Chelsea Flower Show has been held in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, London every year since 1913, apart from gaps during the two World Wars and 2020. Once Britain's largest flower show – it has since been overtaken by RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival – it remains the most prestigious.
How much does it cost to get into Chelsea Flower Show?
Chelsea Flower show tickets range in price depending on whether you are an RHS member or not. For RHS members, you can purchase Chelsea Flower Show tickets from £35.85 for a half day ticket, while non-members can purchase tickets from £40.85. All day tickets start at £68.85 for members and £85.85 for non-members.
Is there a dress code for Chelsea Flower Show?
What to wear – there's no dress code at the Chelsea flower show, but its best to opt for something smart.
Who won Best in Show at Chelsea 2022?
Lulu Urquhart and Adam Hunt's A Rewilding Britain Landscape has been crowned the best garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2022, taking home the coveted Best in Show prize. The naturalistic garden, which also received a Gold Medal, celebrates the dramatic transformation of land through the reintroduction of beavers.
Who won Chelsea Flower Show 2021?
Front garden winner – Marylyn Coosner, London Marylyn lives in London near a very busy road but she managed to build a front garden using a planting bed and pots on three Yorkstone terraces descending to her bay window.
Who won gold medals Chelsea 2022?
RNLI GardenCultura is proud to be an integral part of the build team for the RNLI Garden which has won a Gold Medal at this year's RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
What did Joe Swift get at Chelsea?
Joe Swift, the BBC 'Gardeners' World' presenter who was dropped from this year's coverage of the Chelsea Flower Show after he signed a commercial deal to design a show garden, has won a gold medal for his efforts.
Who won the 2019 Chelsea Flower Show?from theenglishgarden.co.uk
Chelsea Flower Show winners 2019 – Gold medal winners. By. Phoebe Jayes. -. May 21, 2019. A slice of Yorkshire canal-side comes to Chelsea in this ambitious build for Welcome to Yorkshire by Mark Gregory. The RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2019 gold medal winners have been announced following a very strong year. If you weren’t at Chelsea, find out about ...
How many gardens are there at Chelsea Flower Show 2019?from homesandgardens.com
There are 28 gardens at this year's Chelsea Flower Show 2019, with incredible designs across the Show Gardens, Space to Grow, Artisan Gardens and Feature Gardens. Here are the winners.
What is the flower in the Zimbabwean garden?from theenglishgarden.co.uk
Find iron-enriched beans, papaya and banana trees and sweet potatoes and Zimbabwe’s national flower, the flame lily (Gloriosa superba).
What is Sarah Eberle's garden?from theenglishgarden.co.uk
Monkey puzzle, ginkgo and Japanese cedar represent the need for a mix of species and genetic diversity in forests, if they are to be resilient to climate change, pests and diseases.
Who sponsored Chelsea Garden?from theenglishgarden.co.uk
This is the first time Facebook has sponsored a Chelsea garden and for it designer Joe Perkins has chosen to pick out the relationship between our online and offline lives, using water to demonstrate the flow between them.
Who is Jennifer from Homes and Gardens?from homesandgardens.com
Jennifer is the Digital Editor at Homes & Gardens. Having worked in the interiors industry for a number of years, spanning many publications, she now hones her digital prowess on the 'best interiors website' in the world. Multi-skilled, Jennifer has worked in PR and marketing, and the occasional dabble in the social media, commercial and e-commerce space.
Who is the man who built the canals in Chelsea?from theenglishgarden.co.uk
Chelsea regular Mark Gregory – known for constructing hundreds of show gardens at Chelsea over the years as well as designing his own – recreated a Yorkshire canal in his garden. Genuine lock gates, each weighing around 1.5 tonnes, that have been removed from the Huddersfield narrow canal for maintenance, will be transported to the show to create a truly authentic scene. Welcome to Yorkshire hopes to celebrate the county’s rich industrial heritage and the role played by canals and waterways historically and today.
What is the garden in Zimbabwe?
Bringing the surroundings of rural Zimbabwe to SW3 and capturing the spirit of Africa with its vibrant colours and exotic flavours, the garden is a representation of female-led, climate-smart agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa. It draws attention to the urgent need to empower and educate young women in some of the world’s poorest communities most affected by climate change.
Why are donkeys important?
Donkeys are the ultimate in sustainable transport – they provide access to clean, fresh water, transport food and medicine and enable children to receive an education. The path in the garden represents the vital journeys that donkeys carry out on behalf of some of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable communities where no ‘white van’ or family car can travel.
What is the show garden inspired by?
The garden is inspired by Yorkshire’s rich industrial heritage and celebrates the county’s canals and waterways, natural environment, green spaces and gardens. Not only did it wow the crowds this week in SW3 but a couple even got engaged on the Show Garden.
What is the purpose of Welcome to Yorkshire Garden?
The aim of the Welcome to Yorkshire Garden is to showcase the county to the world and encourage people to visit Yorkshire and explore it for themselves.
What is the campaign for female education?
CAMFED, the Campaign for Female Education – a charity backed by Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex – has for the past 25 years worked to educate girls and empower young women in sub-Saharan Africa.
Who won the People's Choice Award at the Chelsea Flower Show?
Winners of the BBC / RHS People's Choice Award at the Chelsea Flower Show 2019 has been announced – with The Welcome to Yorkshire Garden by Mark Gregory winning Best Show Garden, The Donkey Sanctuary: Donkeys Matter by Christina Williams and Annie Prebensen winning Best Artisan Garden, and the CAMFED Garden: Giving Girls in Africa a Space to Grow by Jilayne Rickards winning Best Space to Grow Garden.
Who designed the Donkey Sanctuary?
The Donkey Sanctuary: Donkeys Matter designed by Christina Williams and Annie Prebensen won the People's Choice Award for Best Artisan Garden.
What is the Donkey Sanctuary?
Marking The Donkey Sanctuary’s 50th anniversary, this garden is designed to showcase the charity’s international work and demonstrates how owning a donkey means access to clean, fresh water for some of the poorest and most vulnerable communities in the world.
What is the untended garden?
This untended garden – gradually being reclaimed by nature – reflects the limitations of a person with motor neurone disease to maintain it: the mind and senses are still active but the body is in physical decline.
What is the Wedgwood garden?
In its 260th year the Wedgwood Garden references Etruria, the Staffordshire village that Josiah Wedgwood built for his workers. The garden reflects the entrepreneurial and innovative spirit of the Wedgwood founder and combines classical motifs and designs in a contemporary form.
What is KMC garden?
Celebrating 70 years of land-based education at Kingston Maurward College (KM C), Dorset, this garden has been created to embody the philosophy of the college in its education of future professionals.
How many gardens are there at Chelsea Flower Show 2019?
By Olivia Heath. There are 28 gardens at this year's Chelsea Flower Show 2019, with incredible designs across the Show Gardens, Space to Grow, Artisan Gardens and Feature Gardens, the latter of which is the only category not to be judged. The world-famous Show Gardens display the latest innovative designs and must-have plants, ...
What is St Nicholas' garden?
Celebrating the work of Montessori St Nicholas and commemorating 100 years of Montessori in the UK, this garden is child-led yet future-driven, offering an engaging space to nurture children.
How many lakes are there in Finland?
The countryside of Finland, a nation of 188,000 lakes, is represented in this urban garden combining rural landscape and contemporary design.
What was an abandoned quarry?
An abandoned quarry was over taken by nature with rusting structures planted with digitalis, geums and pines.
What trees were planted on the outside of the family action garden?
A woodland inspired garden celebrating 150 years of Family Action. Birch and hazel trees were planted on the outside creating a canopy in which underplanting thrives
What trees are circular in design?
Circular in design, hazel and birch trees including betula nigra and betula pendula created a canopy for white foxgloves, Astrantia and Alchemilla.
What is a simple garden?
A simple garden designed to be environmentally sustainable. Planting includes a clover lawn which requires less maintenance and watering than a normal lawn.
What is a swing seat in gin?
Botanicals all used in the production of gin make up the planting and the swing seat is a nod to a copper still used in the distillation process.
What is Trailfinders Garden inspired by?
Inspired by the rainforests of south Smerica, the Trailfinders garden featured a Monkey puzzle trees, waterfalls and a striking red bridge.
What plants came together in the foxglove?
Foxgloves, ferns and roses came together around a secluded seating structure with water running right through the centre.
What is the Discovery Zone at the Great Pavilion?
Also in the Great Pavilion, visitors found the Discovery Zone, a fascinating corner of the show dedicated to initiatives and reseach in horticulture, along with a competition to design a floral crown. See who won medals and awards.
Who visited Chelsea on press day?
Royalty and celebrities visit. Along with members of the Royal family, many celebrities enjoyed the legendary Chelsea atmosphere on press day and took in the latest horticultural trends. Dame Judi Dench was spotted browsing the Great Pavilion, while Strictly Come Dancing stars Joe Sugg and Dianne Buswell were spotted admiring ...
Who sponsors the Chelsea Flower Show?
The RHS Chelsea Flower Show, sponsored by M&G Investments , featured the very best that the gardening world had to offer, including the famous Great Pavilion at the heart of the show packed with specialist growers and nurseries.
Who designed the RHS Back to Nature Garden?
The RHS Back to Nature Garden. The RHS Back to Nature Garden, designed by HRH The Duchess of Cambridge, Andrée Davies and Adam White, brought to life a woodland scene and explored the idea of play and enjoying the great outdoors. After the show, elements of the garden were relocated to Devon Partnership NHS Trust Dewnans Centre, ...
Who is the statue of D-Day?
This thought-provoking Show Feature stood proudly in front of the Royal Hospital Chelsea and featured a life-size statue of D-Day veteran Bill Pendell MM, carved from stone.
Is Chelsea a plant packed pavilion?
With Show Gardens galore, a plant-packed Pavilion and endless shopping, Chelsea 2019 was not to be missed
Who designed the Great Pavilion?
The Great Pavilion. The Great Pavilion was abundant in colour and showstopping displays from expert growers and was also home to a Show Garden designed by IKEA and Tom Dixon, the first in the show's history to be featured in the Great Pavilion.
Who is the youngest woman to win a gold medal at the Chelsea Flower Show?
The garden Mary Reynolds designed in 2002 won a gold medal at the Chelsea Flower Show. image caption. She became the youngest woman to win a gold medal at Chelsea. "I kind of lied my way into the Chelsea Flower Show, pretending I had money when I didn't," she told the BBC.
Is Chelsea Flower Show a movie?
Chelsea Flower Show: Love story of Irish winner made into film. The wild passions of an Irish gardener who became the youngest woman to win a gold medal at the Chelsea Flower Show are the focus for a new film. Mary Reynolds' first love might well be nature but there is also a fair bit of romance in Dare to be Wild.
What is RHS car?
The RHS website reads: "This is a loved space, created over many years of hard work, that is gradually being reclaimed by nature. The iconic, British, hand-built sports car is of equal passion to the garden owner - the result of a lifetime of planning for an enjoyable and active retirement."
What are the awards for Chelsea Flower Show 2021?
The winning gardens of Chelsea Flower Show 2021 have been announced. These include the Gold, Silver Gilt, Silver, Bronze, and Best in Show Medal awards. Medals are awarded in each garden category, which include Show Gardens, Sanctuary Gardens and Artisan Gardens. This year, the new Balcony and Container Garden categories have not been judged.
What is the art of Viking Garden?
The RHS website reads: "The Art of Viking Garden - a multi-layered wetland habitat - is reminiscent of a water meadow, open and inviting with multi-stem river birches and winding streams running through the space. Water is a key element of the design and a signature feature of Viking's RHS Show Gardens."
What is the garden in RHS?
The RHS website reads: "The garden shows the pressures faced by every family and the journey families take to face these challenges. From financial problems to health and wellbeing issues, and from lack of time together to problems with communication and resolving disputes, the garden represents the range of pressures faced by families in Britain today."
What is Morgan Stanley Garden?
The RHS website reads: "The Morgan Stanley Garden is inspired by the UK’s love of beautiful gardens and explores how to continue the tradition of creating herbaceous-rich spaces, while managing resources more sensitively."
Who designed the M&G garden?
Designed by Harris Bugg Studio and built by Crocus, the inspiration behind The M&G Garden is making nature and wildlife accessible in urban spaces. Due to exhibit the garden at Chelsea 2020 before it was cancelled, Harris Bugg Studio (who have also recently designed part of the newly opened RHS Garden Bridgewater) have tweaked the final design to better align with the different time of year and lighting opportunities. It really does look beautiful.
Who designed the Yeo Valley Organic Garden?
GOLD: The Yeo Valley Organic Garden designed by Tom Massey and supported by Sarah Mead.
