Plants and technology will
be on display highlighting
how different varieties can
help address a number
of urban challenges
including pollution,
flooding and food scarcity.
flowers, experiencing the wonder of
different orchids through the eyes
of an insect.
For the first time at an RHS Show a
mass planting of over 12,000 Cosmos
will create a striking vision of pink
in front of the iconic Chatsworth
House for visitors to walk amongst
and enjoy the sweet scent and
beauty of this elegant summer
Suspended from the ceiling will be
a riot of sculptural branches with
large chandeliers dripping with
mosses and tropical bromeliads
from which will hang a further
explosion of vibrant orchids.
A Virtual Reality experience created
by 3D expert and VR designer,
Simon Mabey alongside Manchester
Museum and Manchester
University will immerse visitors
further in the tropical display as
they sit suspended amongst the
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flower.
The important role plants play
within the city will be explored
in the new Living Laboratory,
showcasing some of the great
ways plants can help both now
and in the future as urban living
intensifies. Plants and technology
will be on display highlighting how
different varieties can help address
a number of urban challenges
including pollution, flooding and
food scarcity.