Chelsea flower show gold medal winners
Gold, Silver & Bronze Medal Gardens
RHS|Neil Hepworth|Sarah Cuttle
The winning gardens of Chelsea Flower Show 2022 have been announced. These include the Gold, Silver Gilt, Silver, Bronze, and Best in Show Medal awards. Medals are awarded in each garden category, which include Show Gardens, Sanctuary Gardens, Balcony Gardens and Container Gardens.
This year's Gold Medal-winners include the Morris & Co. garden, inspired by William Morris, The New Blue Peter Garden – Discover Soil and, in the Container Garden category, The Still Garden.
Browse the full list of medal-winning Chelsea Flowers Show gardens for 2022 here...
CHELSEA 2022 BEST IN SHOW AWARDS
BEST SHOW GARDEN WINNER: A Rewilding Britain Landscape, designed by Lulu Urquhart and Adam Hunt.
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RHS Chair of Judges, James Alexander-Sinclair said of the award winning garden:
“It’s exciting to be back at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in May, and while all of this year’s gardens are sensational, a few really stood out. It was a hard-fought debate between the members of the judging panel to decide which garden to award Best in Show. In the end, all the judges were captivated by the skill, endeavour and charm of A Rewilding Britain Landscape – every step is exquisite.”
Neil Hepworth
Best Construction Award (Show Garden) - MEDITE SMARTPLY Building the Future, Built by Landform Consultants
Best Sanctuary Garden - Out of the Shadows, Designed by Kate Gould
Best Construction Award (Sanctuary Garden) - Out of the Shadows, Built by Kate Gould Gardens
Best Balcony & Container Garden - The Still Garden, Designed by Jane Porter
Best All About Plants Garden - The Wilderness Foundation UK Garden, Designed by Charlie Hawkes
CHELSEA SHOW GARDEN 2022 WINNERS
GOLD: MEDITE SMARTPLY Building the Future
This garden also won Best Construction in the Show Garden category.
Neil Hepworth
Designed by: Sarah Eberle | Built by: Landform Consultants |Sponsored by:
MEDITE SMARTPLY
GOLD: The RNLI Garden
Sarah Cuttle
Designed by: Chris Beardshaw | Built by: Cultura Group | Sponsored by: Royal National Lifeboat Institution and Project Giving Back| Built by EGIDOS
GOLD: Morris & Co, designed by Ruth Willmott
Neil Hepworth
Designed by: Ruth Willmott | Built by: Garden Builders | Sponsored by: Morris & Co.
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GOLD: The Mind Garden
Sarah Cuttle
Designed by: Andy Sturgeon | Built by: Crocus | Sponsored by: Mind & Project Giving Back
GOLD: A Rewilding Britain Landscape
Neil Hepworth
Designed by: Lulu Urquhart and Adam Hunt | Built by: Landscape Associates | Sponsored by: Rewilding Britain and Project Giving Back
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GOLD: The Meta Garden: Growing the Future
Neil Hepworth
Designed by: Joe Perkins | Built by: The Landscaping Consultants | Sponsored by: Meta
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SILVER-GILT:
- The New Blue Peter Garden – Discover Soil - SEE FULL DESIGN
- Hands Off Mangrove by Grow2Know
- Alder Hey Urban Foraging Station
SILVER:
- The RAF Benevolent Fund Garden
- The St Mungo’s Putting Down Roots Garden
- The Perennial Garden ‘With Love’
- Brewin Dolphin Garden
BRONZE - None awarded
CHELSEA SANCTUARY GARDEN 2022 WINNERS
GOLD: The Place2Be Securing Tomorrow Garden
Sarah Cuttle
Designed by: Jamie Butterworth | Built by: Form Plants, with On The Ground Ltd | Sponsored by: Sarasin & Partners and Place2Be
GOLD: Out of the Shadows
This garden also won Best Garden and Best Construction in the Sanctuary Garden category.
Sarah Cuttle
Designed by: Kate Gould | Built by: Kate Gould Gardens | Sponsored by:
Kate Gould Gardens
GOLD: A Garden Sanctuary by Hamptons
Sarah Cuttle
Designed by: Tony Woods | Built by: Garden Club London | Sponsored by: Hamptons and Koto Design
GOLD: The Boodles Travel Garden
Sarah Cuttle
Designed by: Thomas Hoblyn | Built by: The Garden Builders | Sponsored by:
Boodles
SILVER GILT:
- Connected, by EXANTE
- The Body Shop Garden
- Kingston Maurward The Space Within Garden
- The Plantman’s Ice Garden
SILVER:
- The SSAFA Garden, sponsored by CCLA
- The Stitchers’ Garden
BRONZE:
- A Swiss Sanctuary
CHELSEA CONTAINER GARDEN 2022 WINNERS
GOLD: The Still Garden
This garden also won Best Balcony & Container Garden.
Tim Sandall
Designed by: Jane Porter | Built by: Big Fish Landscapes | Sponsored by: Qualis Taxation Services
SILVE-GILT:
- The Enchanted Rain Garden
- Wild Kitchen Garden
SILVER:
- A Mediterranean Reflection
- Mandala, Meditation and Mindfulness Garden
BRONZE - None awarded
CHELSEA BALCONY GARDEN 2022 WINNERS
GOLD - None awarded
SILVER GILT:
- The Cirrus Garden
- The Potting Balcony Garden sponsored by Viking
SILVER:
- The Blue Garden
BRONZE:
- Jay Day
CHELSEA ALL ABOUT PLANTS 2022 WINNERS
GOLD: The Core Arts Front Garden Revolution
Tim Sandall
Designed by: Andy Smith-Williams | Built by: Conquest Creative Spaces | Sponsored by:
Core Arts and Project Giving Back
GOLD: The Wilderness Foundation UK Garden
This garden also won Best All About Plants Garden.
Tim Sandall
Designed by: Charlie Hawkes | Built by: PW Ltd | Sponsored by: Wilderness Foundation UK and Project Giving Back
SILVER-GILT:
- A Textile Garden for Fashion Revolution
SILVER:
- The Mothers for Mothers Garden – ‘This Too Shall Pass’
BRONZE - None awarded
OTHER CHELSEA 2022 WINNERS AND AWARDS
The Chelsea Flower Show 2022 Plant of the Year: X Semponium 'Destiny' from Surreal Succulents in Cornwall.
RHS Chelsea Sustainable Garden Product of the Year 2022: Dobbie’s range of peat-free John Innes 1, 2 & 3 composts
Floral Awards in the Great Pavilion: Full list here
Floristry and Floral Design Awards: Full list here
Houseplant Studio Award winners: Full list here
All the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2022 winners
The Chelsea Flower Show 2022 winners have now been announced, with a spectacular array of impressive displays honoured in the final awards list.
Each year judges present medals across categories which are either gold, silver gilt, silver or bronze.
There are additional prizes for the best garden in each category and an award for the best construction. This year, a special award in honour of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee has also been awarded.
Below, we run through all the Chelsea Flower Show winners for this year as well as 2021 and 2019 further. You can see what's happened this year in our full guide to the Chelsea Flower Show 2022, including last year's new RHS Chelsea Floristry and Floral Design competition winners.
Chelsea Flower Show 2022 winners
The Chelsea Flower Show 2022 winners have now been announced
Chelsea Flower Show winners 2022: Best in Show
Best in Show 2022
Urquhart & hunt Landscape Design - A Rewilding Britain Landscape
Best Construction 2022 (Show Garden)
Sarah Eberle - MEDITE SMARTPLY Building the future
Best in Show Sanctuary Garden 2022
Kate Gould Gardens - Out of the Shadows
Best Construction (Sanctuary Garden)
Kate Gould Gardens - Out of the Shadow:
Best Balcony and Container Garden 2022
- Jane Porter Gardens - The Still Garden
Best All About Plants Garden 2022
Charlie Hawkes - The Wilderness Foundation UK Garden
Best Houseplant Studio 2022
Malvern Garden Buildings Ltd - Planet Studio
Best Floral Window 2022
Jane Belcher - Theme I: Pollination
Best Floral Installation 2022
Dmitry Turcan - Theme IV: Tablescape
Chelsea Flower Show: The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Award
Brighter Blooms display of container grown Zantedeschia
Chelsea Flower Show winners 2022: Gold medal
SHOW GARDENS
- Urquhart & Hunt Landscape Design - A Rewilding Britain Landscape
- Crocus - The Mind Garden
- Ruth Willmott Associates - The Morris & Co.
Garden - Chris Beardshaw Ltd - The RNLI Garden
- Sarah Eberle - MEDITE SMARTPLY Building the Future
- Jo Perkins Design - The Meta Garden: Growing the Future
SANCTUARY GARDENS
- Sarasin and Partners / Jamie Butterworth - The Place2Be Securing Tomorrow Garden
- Kate Gould Gardens - Out of the Shadows
- Garden Club London - A Garden Sanctuary by Hamptons
- Thomas Hoblyn Garden Design Ltd - Boodles Travel Garden
BALCONY AND CONTAINER GARDENS
Jane Porter Gardens - The Still Garden
ALL ABOUT PLANTS GARDENS
- Charlie Hawkes - The Wilderness Foundation UK Garden
- Smith-Williams Garden Design - The Core Arts Front Garden Revolution
Chelsea Flower Show winners 2022: Silver-gilt medal
SHOW GARDENS
- Juliet Sargeant Gardens & Private Landscapes - The New Blue Peter Garden: Discover Soil
- H.
Miller Bros - Alder Hey Urban Foraging Station - Grow2Know - Hands Off Mangrove by Grow2Know
SANCTUARY GARDENS
- Roslings Manor Gardens - Connected, by EXANTE
- The Body Shop - The Body Shop Garden
- Kingston Maurward College - The Space Within
- The PlantMan & Co - The Plantman's Ice Garden
BALCONY AND CONTAINER GARDEN
- It Will Grow - The Potting Balcony Garden sponsored by Viking
- Cloud Gardener UK - The Cirrus Garden
- Ann Treneman - Wild Kitchen Garden
- Beatrice Tann - The Enchanted Rain Garden
ALL ABOUT PLANTS GARDENS
- Lottie Delamain Garden Design - A Textile Garden for Fashion Revolution
Chelsea Flower Show winners 2022: Silver medal
SHOW GARDENS
- Paul Harvey-Brookes Associates - Brewin Dolphin Garden
- Richard Miers Garden Design - The Perennial Garden 'With Love'
- Cityscapes - The St Mungo's Putting Down Roots Garden
- John Everiss Design - The RAF Benevolent Fund Garden
SANCTUARY GARDEN
- Catfoot Garden Designs - The SSAFA Garden, sponsored by the CCLA
- Frederic Whyte Garden Design - The Stitchers' Garden
BALCONY & CONTAINER GARDEN
- Tom Wilkes-Rios - The Blue Garden
- Border in a Box - MANDALA, MEDITATION AND MINDFULNESS GARDEN
- Mallorca Garden Design - A Mediterranean Reflection
ALL ABOUT PLANTS GARDEN
Pollyanna Wilkinson Garden Design - The Mothers for Mothers Garden
Chelsea Flower show winners 2022: Bronze medal
SANCTUARY GARDENS
Switzerland Tourism - A Swiss Sanctuary
BALCONY AND CONTAINER GARDENS
Alison Malouf - JAY DAY
Chelsea Flower Show 2021 winners
Medals aren't necessarily awarded for every category and this year, there were no bronze medals.
Chelsea Flower Show: Best in Show 2021
Guangzhou Garden by Peter Chmiel and Chin Chen
Chelsea Flower Show: Best Construction 2021
Trailfinders' 50th Anniversary Garden
Chelsea Flower Show: Best in Show Artisan Garden
The Blue Diamond Forger Garden
Chelsea Flower Show: Best in Show Sanctuary Garden
The Psalm 23 Garden
Chelsea Flower Show: Best House Plant Studio
N1 Garden Centre: Celebrate Autumn with House Plants
Chelsea Flower Show winners: Gold medal
SHOW GARDENS
- The M&G Garden
- Yeo Valley Organic Garden
- Guangzhou Garden
- Trailfinders' 50th Anniversary Garden
SANCTUARY GARDEN
- The Psalm 23 Garden
Chelsea Flower Show winners: Silver-gilt medal
SANCTUARY GARDEN
- The Calm of Bangkok
- Finnish Soul Garden - A Nordic Heritage Seaside Garden
- The Boodles Secret Garden
Chelsea Flower Show winners: Silver medal
SHOW GARDEN
- The Florence Nightingale Garden
- Bodin Jail: 60 Degrees East A Garden Between Continents
SANCTUARY GARDEN
- Finding Our Way - An NHS Tribute Garden
- The Parsley Box Garden
ARTISAN GARDEN
- The Blue Diamond Forge Garden
- Guide Dog's 90th Anniversary Garden
Chelsea Flower Show Floral Awards 2021
This year's floral awards have now been announced, as has the Chelsea Flower Show Plant of the Year winner, which is the cercis canadensis "Eternal Flame".
Best exhibit in the Great Pavilion
South West in Bloom/ Stonebarn - Community Floral Feature
President's Award
Raymond Evison Clematis - Clematis cultivars
Best Discovery Exhibit
Domoney Ltd - My House Plant Changed My Life
New Design Award
National Chrysanthemum Society - The Chrysanthemum Bug Hub. It's a bug's life.
Chelsea Flower Show winners 2019
At the last in person show in 2019, 12 gardens picked up a gold medal, while only one bronze medal was awarded.
There was also an award given for plant of the year, which was won by Sedum 'Atlantis'.
Best show garden
Neil Hepworth
The M&G garden, designed by Andy Sturgeon, was named best show garden at the Chelsea Flower Show 2019.
The garden was a woodland inspired landscape featuring stone platforms and burnt timber sculptures.
Speaking about his vision for the garden, Andy said: 'The dark oak sculptures bring out the fresh green of the woodland plants and hornbeam, that bright green you only get in spring.
I wanted to reflect this, as it is the most optimistic time of year.'
Neil Hepworth
Planting includes two types of tree, hornbeam (carpinus betulus) and Antarctic beech (nothofagus antarctica), Digitalis albiflora, and hostas including 'Devon Green', 'Sum and Substance'. There are different types of Euphorbia, including Euphorbia palustris and Euphorbia ceratocarpa, and primulas including Primula japonica Miller's Crimson and Primula chungensis.
Best Space to Grow Garden
Sarah Cuttle
The Facebook: Beyond the Screen garden was designed by Joe Perkins. It is coastal themed and was created with young people in mind.
The central pool had gentle waves with the noise of water lapping against pepples and the Caithness stone ridges creating a calming atmosphere.
Best Artisan Garden
Tim Sandall
The Family Monsters Garden was designed by Alistair Bayford.
Circular in design, hazel and birch trees including betula nigra and betula pendula created a canopy for white foxgloves, Astrantia and Alchemilla.
SHOW GARDENS
GOLD: The M&G Garden
Neil Hepworth
This woodland garden featured burnt oak timber, styled to resemble rock formations.
GOLD: The Morgan Stanley Garden
Neil Hepworth
Designed by Chris Bearshaw, The Morgan Stanley Garden examines how to create a beautiful garden while also being mindful of resources and minimising waste.
GOLD: The Welcome to Yorkshire Garden
Neil Hepworth
This garden featured a towpath, meadow and lock gates. Designed by mark Gregory, it was inspired by Yorkshire industrial history.
GOLD: The Resilience Garden
Neil Hepworth
Commissioned to celebrate the Forestry Commission's centenary it looked at how woodland can combat climate change and diseases.
CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW: SPACE TO GROW GARDENS
GOLD: Kampo No Niwa
Sarah Cuttle
This garden, inspired by Kampo - a system of Japanese herbal medicine celebrated the health benefits of plants.
GOLD: Viking Cruises: The Art of the Viking Garden
Sarah Cuttle
Designed by Paul hervey-Brookes the Art of the Viking garden has recreated a multi-layered wetland habitat. The planting was inspired by Norway and natural water meadows.
GOLD: The Montessori Centenary Children’s Garden
Sarah Cuttle
A garden designed with children in mind and focussing on colour and texture. Designed by Jody Lidgard it featured a bright pink reclaimed shipping container.
GOLD: The CAMFED Garden: Giving Girls in Africa a Space to Grow
Sarah Cuttle
At the centre was a classroom, surrounded by edible, iron-rich crops - emphasising the importance of education and food that helps children grow. Solar panels were included, powering an underground reservoir that irrigates the planting
GOLD: Facebook: Beyond the Screen
Sarah Cuttle
A coastal design theme created by Joe Perkins using plants from Scotland, new Zealand, Mexico and New England.
Seating was made from recycled yacht sails.
CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW: ARTISAN GARDENS
GOLD: The High Maintenance Garden For Motor Neurone Disease Association
Tim Sandall
A vintage car sat at the centre of this garden surrounded by roses, hostas and geums. The untended nature of the garden, designed by Sue Hayward, highlighted the limitations of a person with Motor Neurone disease.
GOLD: Green Switch
Tim Sandall
This Japanese garden had a glass structure in the centre, complete with office space and shower and a roof covered in sedum. There were two waterfalls and a moss covered rock pool surrounded by irises.
GOLD: Family Monsters Garden
Tim Sandall
A woodland inspired garden celebrating 150 years of Family Action. Birch and hazel trees were planted on the outside creating a canopy in which underplanting thrives
CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW: SHOW GARDENS
SILVER-GILT: The Wedgwood Garden
Neil Hepworth
Foxgloves, ferns and roses came together around a secluded seating structure with water running right through the centre.
SILVER-GILT: The Dubai Majis Garden
Neil Hepworth
A contemporary garden with curved beds and Mediterranean planting.
SILVER-GILT: Warner’s Distillery Garden
Neil Hepworth
This garden featured a natural stone structure with a green rood. Planting includes juniper, alliums and verbascum.
SILVER-GILT: The Greenfingers Charity garden
Neil Hepworth
A lush green garden, reflected in the planting and the tiling of the main structure. Medlar and birch trees on a balcony offered shelter from the sun.
CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW: SPACE TO GROW GARDENS
SILVER-GILT: The Roots in Finland Kyro Garden
Sarah Cuttle
A small city garden inspired by Helsinki with planting straight out of the countryside including lily of the valley, willow and red leaved birch.
SILVER-GILT: The Silent Pool Gin Garden
Sarah Cuttle
Botanicals all used in the production of gin make up the planting and the swing seat is a nod to a copper still used in the distillation process.
CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW: ARTISAN GARDENS
SILVER-GILT: Miles Stone: The Kingston Maurward Garden
Tim Sandall
A dark, purple planting scheme from chives to acers with a smart woven willow border.
SILVER-GILT: Walker’s Forgotten Quarry Garden
Tim Sandall
An abandoned quarry was over taken by nature with rusting structures planted with digitalis, geums and pines.
CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW: SHOW GARDENS
SILVER: The Trailfinders ‘Undiscovered Latin America’ Garden
Neil Hepworth
Inspired by the rainforests of south Smerica, the Trailfinders garden featured a Monkey puzzle trees, waterfalls and a striking red bridge.
SILVER: IKEA and Tom Dixon: Gardening Will save the World
Neil Hepworth
Ikea teamed up with designer Tom Dixon for a garden of two parts - underneath was a high tech lab for growing plants and above a lush botanical landscape.
CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW: SPACE TO GROW GARDENS
SILVER: The Manchester Garden
Sarah Cuttle
A green space in the middle of an industrial landscape with trees chosen for the hardiness and resistance to climate change.
SILVER: The Harmonious Garden of Life
Sarah Cuttle
A simple garden designed to be environmentally sustainable. Planting includes a clover lawn which requires less maintenance and watering than a normal lawn.
CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW: ARTISAN GARDENS
SILVER: The Donkey Sanctuary: Donkey’s Matter
Tim Sandall
A terrace of purple and silver drought resistant with a lean to in the centre for a visiting donkey.
CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW: SHOW GARDENS
BRONZE: The Savills and David Harber Garden
Neil Hepworth
A woodland clearing was transplanted to a city garden with buttercups, parsley and long grass adding to the countryside theme.
Russian florist wins gold at Chelsea Flower Show for 'Whispering Hearts' installation
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Russian florist wins gold at Chelsea Flower Show for "Whispering Hearts" installation
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Russian florist Dmitry Turkan won the gold medal of the world's most prestigious flower show Chelsea in London in the table still life nomination.
In the entire history of the Chelsea Flower Show, Russian participants have managed to receive high awards only three times.
Dmitry's installation "Whispering Hearts" received one of the highest awards not only for the floral design, but also for the concept. In the center of the composition is a table and two chairs, which are surrounded by English flowers and twigs of Russian willow, which was delivered in suitcases from Russia. nine0003
The jury of the exhibition highly appreciated Dmitry's idea - the noise and rustling of the willow creates the feeling that someone is whispering their innermost secrets, the table invites to a conversation, according to the author's intention, to a truce, and a jug of water symbolizes life itself.
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The world-famous annual exhibition of the Royal Horticultural Society has opened in Chelsea, London. Traditionally, the site for it is provided by the Royal Hospital, or as it is otherwise called, the House of Army Veterans. The Chelsea Flower Show is one of the largest in the world. Every year, collections of gardens and arboretums from different parts of the world participate in the competition. nine0022
Invariably, guests and participants of the exhibition are greeted by veterans of the British army in traditional red uniforms, living in the Royal Hospital in Chelsea. It was founded by decree of King Charles II and traditionally serves as a home for retired military and war invalids.
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Photo caption, This year, on the occasion of the Platinum Jubilee of the reign of Elizabeth II, some exhibits at the Chelsea Flower Show are dedicated to the Queen.
This is her portrait made with plants. nine0003
The first exhibition opened on May 20, 1913 and lasted three days. Subsequently, it was canceled only during the periods of the First and Second World Wars. Each time the exhibition area increased, the compositions became more refined and brighter, and new nominations appeared in the competition program. Some gardeners prefer to make whimsical installations, others like minimal decoration that does not overshadow the beauty of flowers. As, for example, on this exposition of lilies.
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Queen Elizabeth II is patron of the Royal Horticultural Society and almost never missed an exhibition during her reign. This year it coincided with a series of celebrations of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - the 70th anniversary of her tenure on the British throne.
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Her Majesty was accompanied by the Queen's youngest son Prince Edward and his wife Sophie of Wessex this year.
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Other royals in Chelsea also include Birgitta, Duchess of Gloucester, from the Danish branch of the British royal family. nine0003
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This rose is called Palace rose. The pavilion with this variety was especially presented to the royal people.
This is one of the brightest works in the "Sculpture" category.
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Daffodils are the first flowers to appear in Britain when spring arrives. They grow literally everywhere - in parks, gardens, flowerbeds and just along roadsides. And although this flower has never been considered exquisite, English gardeners give it a place of honor. nine0003
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A riot of peonies... The owner of the exposition is adjusting the already perfect frame of her booth.
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Gardening is more than just growing flowers.
