After a four year absence from the show multi-
award winning designer Paul Hervey-Brookes
has designed an Artisan Garden depicting the
importance of wellbeing in the Nordic way of life.
A full list of Artisan Gardens can be found here.
FLORAL HIGHLIGHTS
The Great Pavilion, a plant lover’s paradise at
the heart of RHS Chelsea will be home to over 90
exhibits from the world’s best nurseries, growers
and florists. D’Arcy & Everest celebrate 25 years
of exhibiting at the Show, while Hampshire
Carnivorous Plants aim for their 20th Gold in 20
50th anniversary with the launch of a new rose.
years, and Peter Beales Roses will mark their
A floral feast will be served up by NAFAS with an
imaginative flower and foliage display depicting
the four seasons, and Floral Fundamentals’ UNITY
exhibit will showcase the creative skills of
Europe’s greatest floral designers in their
representation of the stages of bulb production,
from growth through to display.
One of the most successful exhibitors at RHS
Chelsea, Hillier Nurseries will for the third year
be working with multi-award winning designer
Sarah Eberle with a walk through garden made up
of smaller areas with take home inspiration.
Multi-award winning speciality fern
nursery Fernatix return to the Pavilion for the first
time since 2007 alongside fellow fern nursery and
new face Kells Bay House and Gardens. Other new
nurseries include Orchideengarten, Flowers from
the Farm,Grafton Nursery, Ottershaw Cacti and
Wack’s Wicked Plants.
NEW RHS CHELSEA LATE
The first ‘Chelsea Late’ takes place on Friday 25 May. Following an afternoon at
the show, visitors are invited into Ranelagh Gardens between 8pm and 10pm for
an exclusive evening of music, entertainment, demonstrations and much more.
Tickets are now available to buy now at www.rhs.org.uk/flowershows
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