Our success started in 2014 when we were awarded Gold for “The Potters Garden”
Scroll to the bottom of the page for our most recent award winning Chelsea Show Gardens.
Inspired by the World War I centenary and the restoration of Farnham pottery in Wrecclesham, the design encapsulated the true story of a garden abandoned by its potters when they enlisted to fight in the WWI. The garden remembers a lost agrarian society and celebrates the lives and skills of those who lived and worked in the abandoned potter’s garden prior to the war.
The garden featured sculptures pottered at Farnham pottery, and a water feature structured amongst a habitat wall, native hedging and wild meadow. The planting and flowers used were all native to the UK and would have been seen in post war gardens across the country.
2015 Gold award winner for “The Trugmakers Garden”
The Trugmaker’s Garden celebrated the traditional skills of the Sussex Trugmakers who make the iconic willow and sweet chestnut garden trugs that are still used in the region today.
2017 Silver Gilt winner – “Hagakure”
The Hagakure garden was designed to create a sacred and peaceful space away from the noise and stress of daily life, where friends and family can spend time together.
2018 Silver medal winner for the “Warner Edwards Garden”
The Warner Edwards garden was inspired by the terraced gardens of the Warner Edwards Gin Distillery – the bee friendly garden is rich in plants used to flavour artisan gins, inspired by botanical gardens and hedgerows.
2019 People’s Choice winner and medal – “Donkeys Matter”
This beautiful garden acted as a focal point to celebrate The Donkey Sanctuary’s 50th anniversary to showcase its international work. The garden used water as its central theme, demonstrating how owning a donkey means access to clean and fresh water for some of the poorest and most vulnerable communities in the world.
2025 Silver Gilt for “Wildlife Trusts British Rainforest Garden”
This beautiful garden designed by Zoe Claymore highlights the alarming fact that British Rainforests now take up only 1% of our land in the UK. The garden features ivy and moss grown at Frogheath and a wooden walkway on which visitors become immersed by the sounds of the stream, smell of the dampness and sights of the angled trees.
2025 Gold for “Seawilding”
Ryan McMahon designed Seawilding to showcase seagrass, the only native flowering ocean plant on the British Isles. This amazing plant helps clean the ocean by absorbing 30% more CO2 than land living plants, as well as providing a habitat for young fish and crustaceans. It is the first time seagrass has been featured at Chelsea Flower Show.