A First Look At 2017 RHS Chelsea Flower Show
A First Look At 2017 RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Billed as the world’s most prestigious flower show, tickets for the Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower Show from Tuesday, 23 May to Saturday, 27 May 2017 on the grounds of the Royal Hospital, London, is now available to the public (see link below). World-renowned garden designers, plant specialists, florists and nurseries come together every year to one of London’s most charming and affluent neighbourhoods to show off cutting-edge garden designs, inspirational floral exhibits, show-stopping and award-winning gardens. Discover rare flowers and plants. Spot emerging gardening trends. See creative floral artworks and unusual displays. And browse the horticultural products on sale, from gardening gadgets to sculptures and plants.
BBC Radio 2 has commissioned 5 Feel Good Gardens specially at this year’s Show. They are:
The Chris Evans Taste Garden is designed by Jon Wheatley, who has asked friend of the Radio 2 breakfast show, Mary Berry, to help celebrate the tastiest plants growing in UK gardens, by growers on allotments and in many communities. Plants that excite and stimulate your palate and enhance your lifestyle and health and well-being, feature in this garden.
The Jo Whiley Scent Garden is designed by Tamara Bridge, 2015 RHS Young Designer of the Year, and Kate Savill. Tamara and Kate have asked fragrance designer Jo Malone to help create the garden, which will include aromas that transport visitors to a time or place such as woodland walks, rain on warm paving, fresh earth and new leaf growth, or freshly cut flowers from the garden. Both Jo Malone and Jo Whiley will visit the show in the build to help with planting.
The Anneka Rice Colour Cutting Garden is designed by Sarah Raven. Every square inch of space will be filled with flowers, flowers and more flowers. Sarah Raven has enlisted the help of Tricia Guild as they share a passion for colour and Tricia is renowned for the use of colour in her designs. It is a profusion of colour that will be an amazing sight and concentrates on plants that cut and come out again. Gold, the colour for 50th Wedding Anniversaries, features in this garden to celebrate 50 years of Radio 2.
The Jeremy Vine Texture Garden is designed by Matt Keightley and is an immersive tactile garden which features bold geometric forms juxtaposed with a soft and elegant planting pallet. Varying material finishes and planting structure seemingly evolves through the space to create a garden people want to interact and relax in.
The Zoe Ball Listening Garden, designed by James Alexander-Sinclair aims to reproduce the feeling when you stand too close to a speaker stack at a concert; the sensation of feeling music through your whole body. Whilst you can’t hear the sound of music at the garden, it will be visible in water patterns in water features and felt through the floor. The music will be from the last 50 years of Radio 2.
Read Articles Here:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/chelsea-flower-show/chelsea-flower-show-2017-sneak-preview/
Ticketing Details Here:
http://rhschelsea.seetickets.com/content/ticket-options#_ga=1.116097285.2069373698.1490935204
