All 39 Gardens And Winners (Gold, Finest Present)

FEATURE GARDEN | Award: N/A not judged

Designed by Joe Swift, this backyard goals to assist and encourage folks to develop bee-friendly vegetation and consider the ability of vegetation to assist treasured pollinators. Central to the design is a lovely silhouette of a bee’s wing. This backyard is brimming with concepts to assist gardeners throughout the nation steadiness our ecosystem with nectar and pollen wealthy vegetation.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: GOLD | BEST SHOW GARDEN

Designed by Lulu Urquhart and Adam Hunt, this backyard exhibits a rewilding panorama in South West England, after the reintroduction of a local, keystone species – the beaver. With swaying multi-stemmed willows and scented wildflowers, the backyard displays the wealthy panorama that evolves when nature’s eco-engineers, resembling beavers, are capable of flourish.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: GOLD

Designed to stress the inseparable connection between vegetation and fungi inside woodland ecosystems, the Meta backyard by Joe Perkins highlights the wonder and flexibility of timber, and the essential position of nature-based options, resembling tree planting and forest administration, in tackling local weather change. Central to it is a advanced pavilion construction with a seating space sunken into the atmosphere.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: GOLD

Designed by Andy Sturgeon for psychological well being charity Thoughts, this backyard is ready amongst open woodland with beneficiant swathes of vibrant meadow planting on the woodland edge. Inspiring us to attach with one another for our psychological well being, sculptural partitions cascade and swirl by means of the sloping backyard like a handful of petals tossed to the bottom.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: GOLD

Designed by Chris Beardshaw, the RNLI Backyard is a celebration of the historical past of this multi-faceted charity, which has been saving lives at sea for nearly 200 years. A classically impressed, inexperienced oak pavilion on the rear options carved lettering and turned columns, whereas wealthy planting supplies a celebration of texture, kind and foliage.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: SILVER

Designed by Paul Hervey-Brookes, this backyard has been designed for instance how brownfield land may be rehabilitated utilizing present and repurposed supplies to determine a brand new, sustainable and environmentally-aware panorama. It displays the challenges of inheriting poor soil circumstances that many British householders will face, with hundreds of latest houses set to be constructed on brownfield websites over the approaching years.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

Designed by Juliet Sargeant, this multi-layered backyard, with vibrant blue and orange planting to mirror the colors of Blue Peter, encourages us to analyze the soil beneath our toes. You may take heed to the sounds of a compost heap in a subterranean statement chamber and watch what occurs beneath floor.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: SILVER

This city pocket park has been designed as an inclusive place, bringing folks and vegetation collectively. It embodies the ethos of St Mungo’s Placing Down Roots programme, which has helped folks recovering from homelessness to realize confidence and develop their abilities, and to rebuild their lives by means of gardening. Central to this backyard design is a pavilion construction and inexperienced textural foliage punctuated with floral accents of color.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: SILVER

Designed by John Everiss, this backyard celebrates the assistance and safety the RAF Benevolent Fund has continued to offer from the First World Conflict to the current day. Central to the design is a big sculpture of a younger pilot, wanting nervously up on the sky, watching dogfights unfold overhead, ready for the decision to return to his spitfire and to the battle – the Battle of Britain. A stone spiral wall surrounds and protects the sculpture, whereas a curved larch seat is enclosed inside.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

Impressed by the occasions of Notting Hill’s Mangrove 9 (who had been tried and acquitted of inciting a riot in within the Seventies) and the worldwide deforestation of mangroves, a keystone species that harbour total estuarine communities, Palms Off Mangrove by Grow2Know – a non-profit CIC born within the wake of the Grenfell Tower fireplace – goals to drive consciousness of the extreme impacts that racial and environmental injustices are having on our planet. Honouring every Mangrove 9 member, 9 corten metal roots mix to kind a protecting sanctuary the place communities can reconnect with one another and nature.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

This woven panorama weaves collectively younger and previous, inexperienced and concrete, play and studying, infused with the magic of discovery inherent to foraging. Precast concrete ‘strands’ make up a picnic blanket laid over an undulating panorama with edible herbs rising by means of.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: SILVER

It is a classical modern backyard rooted within the perception that gardens are a present of affection, giving pleasure to those that create and nurture them as a lot as to those that go to and luxuriate in them. It options eight flat-topped hawthorn timber to kind a structured cover and a predominantly inexperienced palette softened with light tones of sentimental white and plum.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: GOLD

This backyard reimagines two of Morris’ iconic patterns. Trellis (1862) conjures up the backyard format and pathways, and Willow Boughs (1887) is mirrored within the design of the pavilion and water channels. The planting displays Morris’ love of color – earthy reds, apricots and blues predominate – whereas offering meals and habitat for birds.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: GOLD | BEST CONSTRUCTION

Sarah Eberle’s atmospheric edge-of-forest backyard has a function constructing at its coronary heart, constructed utilizing MEDITE SMARTPLY, sustainable and revolutionary wood-based panel merchandise for instance the way forward for sustainable landscapes and buildings. Topped with a inexperienced sloping roof, a waterfall cascades over the constructing to a pool beneath.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: GOLD | BEST SANCTUARY GARDEN and BEST CONSTRUCTION

This modern spa backyard designed by Kate Gould utilises hardy tropical planting to create a personal, calm and enjoyable area. Modelled as a post-pandemic backyard, this area is designed to revitalise each the physique and thoughts and act as a protected haven for folks to train and socialise in small teams.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: GOLD

Designed by Tony Woods, this backyard focuses on backyard residing, taking us out of our houses and letting us decompress, play and reconnect. Central to the design is a small, sculptural carbon-neutral backyard cabin which gives a spot of seclusion and meditation, with the encircling energy of nature and vegetation.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: BRONZE

Impressed by travels to Switzerland, this backyard interprets the Swiss flora and panorama inside the boundaries of an city backyard. Giant stones act as a garden-sized illustration of mountains within the panorama, whereas alpine and Mediterranean planting to illustrates the nation’s distinctive and wealthy pure landscapes.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: TBC

This small backyard seeks to symbolize the cycle of life from starting to finish by means of totally different means. It is designed as a sanctuary and a spot of escape from the digital world. Water is harnessed by the Japanese wood water wheel – which is the oldest technique of harnessing vitality – and its turning is an emblem of the passing of time.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

On this cool, calm woodland sanctuary, there’s area among the many tranquillity for folks to attach inside the principle function. The pure, larger-than-life oak tree stump has a skylight roof encircled by a vegetated edge.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

Impressed by the sub-tropical gardens of the Mediterranean, a up to date arch supplies the doorway to a secret jungle which ends up in a daybed platform the place the customer can relaxation, while being completely immersed in vegetation.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

The conceptual garden-as-sculpture tells a narrative of environmental and societal regeneration; a journey from a state of burnout to wellbeing. It is outlined by a collection of Corten metal arches which defines the passing of time.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: GOLD

Some 60 years in the past in 1962, Anthony Wainwright, grandfather to the present chairman of Boodles, travelled world wide in simply 16 days. This backyard celebrates this endeavour with planting drawn from all corners of the world. This world backyard gives a peaceful sanctuary to relaxation and mirror on the journey.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: GOLD

This stunning backyard – with timber, shrubs and herbaceous planting – gives a protected area the place youngsters and adults can take time to calm down and discuss. In partnership with Place2Be, a youngsters’s psychological well being charity, and developed in shut session with pupils from Viking Main Faculty in West London, the backyard acts as haven for kids, particularly essential for individuals who have little or no out of doors area at residence.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

Designed by John Warland, this backyard comprises a 15 ton block of ice at its centre, drawing consideration to the alarming price at which the Polar Ice is melting – over twice the speed of the remainder of the Earth. Contained inside the core of this ice block is a botanical treasure chest – Silene tatarica vegetation – celebrating the miracle of botany, while additionally drawing consideration to the potential that nature can supply to the issues of world starvation.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER

This backyard gives a quiet, secluded space inside a bigger backyard, offering a spot for calm and respite for these staying at Norton Home; a protected and supportive lodging to households whose family members are receiving remedy for accidents on the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre close to Loughborough. The enclosure of the timber partitions and hedging creates an space of safety, while gentle perennial planting echoes the colors of the armed forces.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER

This backyard celebrates High-quality Cell Work, a charity instructing prisoners needlework. Guests will see into the backyard by means of a ‘cell’ – this easy construction is manufactured from metal, with the modern woven willow panels replicating the scale of their jail area.

BALCONY GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

This sustainable balcony backyard is targeted on growing the biodiversity inside city areas and offering a tranquil setting for psychological well being. It options wildflowers, perennials, herbs, a seating space, a vegetable backyard and a fish pond, all of which has been impressed by designer Jason’s expertise of residing with an 18th-floor balcony backyard, referred to as The Cloud Backyard.

BALCONY GARDEN | Award: BRONZE

Devoted to the Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius), this balcony is a reimagined city jay habitat to encourage guests to contemplate integrating dwell vegetation into their bird-feeding regime. The Eurasian jay makes use of hypnum moss for nut caching, so a carpet of inexperienced moss is overlaid with a steel grate to encourage it into the area.

BALCONY GARDEN | Award: SILVER

The Blue Backyard celebrates what is feasible in a small area and the thrill of being alone in it. The planting wraps solely across the balcony, creating a completely immersive expertise, while vivid block colors and vibrant planting goals to uplift.

BALCONY GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

This balcony backyard rethinks how we might use restricted out of doors areas for hands-on gardening. There is a sensible area to sow seeds, pot up vegetation and propagate cuttings, all while utilising good backyard know-how to nurture micro-greens and seedlings. This small area additionally gives a spot to calm down amongst the greenery and benefit from the view.

CONTAINER GARDEN | Award: GOLD | BEST BALCONY AND CONTAINER GARDEN

Impressed by Scotland and the vegetation that thrive throughout the Highlands and Islands, this backyard celebrates reuse, repurposing and heritage crafts. Reclaimed Scottish whisky casks are reconstructed to make new sculptural planters, while slate rescued from a disused quarry in Perthshire is constructed to resemble a glen between two mountains.

CONTAINER GARDEN | Award: SILVER

Impressed by the Mallorcan panorama, the curved design evokes the tranquil waves of the ocean, while the hand-rendered stone-effect wall is an interpretation of the weathering impact of solar and sea. The design is full with with textural Mediterranean drought-tolerant vegetation of succulents, perennials and decorative grass.

CONTAINER GARDEN | Award: SILVER

Impressed by the impression of the pandemic, this container backyard is a spot through which to flee. It gives a protected haven to spend time sitting and meditating, listening to the tranquil water, bees buzzing and birds singing.

CONTAINER GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

Impressed by a wet backyard in Manchester, this container backyard options strong, deep inexperienced planting with waxy textures that glisten when moist. A rain assortment barrel permits the storage and re-use of beneficial rainwater, while the ferns can maintain raindrops within the gentle areas between their leaves.

CONTAINER GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

This container backyard, impressed partially by the recipes and writing of the late Roger Phillips, combines wild edible vegetation and timber in a small city setting. The planting is casual, vibrant and pure, and a sink and prep space in opposition to the again wall makes harvesting straightforward.

ALL ABOUT PLANTS | Award: GOLD | BEST ALL ABOUT PLANTS GARDEN

Impressed by plant communities in native Japanese forests, this backyard’s sense of inexperienced immersion is heightened by lifting the planting and intersecting a path by means of it. The charred timber walkway allows guests to have interaction with the predominately inexperienced understorey.

ALL ABOUT PLANTS | Award: SILVER-GILT

This backyard makes an attempt to re-establish the connection between vegetation and style. It is meant to mimic a textile, with planting in distinctive blocks of color to create the impression of a woven material. Shallow reflective swimming pools symbolize dye baths, with material or fibres soaking in pure dyes, and paved seams main by means of the planting.

ALL ABOUT PLANTS | Award: GOLD

On this backyard, two city households have eliminated the defining boundary between their entrance gardens to make one open constructive area for gardening, socialising, wellbeing and environmental achieve. The planting is an unique mixture of native hedging, flowering fruit timber, perennials, evergreen grasses and wildflowers.

ALL ABOUT PLANTS| Award: SILVER

‘This too shall cross’ is a mantra handed between moms navigating the challenges of elevating younger youngsters and the related psychological well being challenges that may include it. This backyard for moms represents a spot of transition: from despair to hope. Bronze partitions and archways symbolize how lengthy days at residence with a child can really feel like both a sanctuary or a cage. The planting transitions from a muted palette to a joyful, female celebration of color.