Glorious gardens and beautiful blooms in Chelsea 2018.
This week, from May 22 to 26, the RHS Chelsea RHS Chelsea Flower Show in the London borough of Chelsea, one of the most prestigious horticultural exhibitions that attracts people from all over the world, including the British royal family.
It is a must-see show to discover new flowers and plants, as well as creative floral artwork. Where you can spot emerging trends in gardening and explore the horticultural products on sale.
Gardendesigners, plant specialists, florists and world-renownednurseries gather every year in one of London’s most charming neighborhoods to showcase cutting-edge garden designs and inspiring floral displays.
A number of new attractions have been unveiled for the world-famous RHS Chelsea Flower ShowThe new attractions, which are sure to offer another year full of surprises in design, horticultural excellence and some thought-provoking themes, have been unveiled.
Along with a new design of the space, the spectacular Show Gardens Show (Show Gardens and the popular Artisan Gardens (Artisan Gardens), Chelsea 2018 has introduced a new category: Space to Grow Gardens (Space to Grow Gardens) with its overall theme of health and wellness, offering ideas and inspiration to bring home to your own garden. In addition, and for the first time on Friday, May 25, Ranelagh Gardens ( Ranelagh Gardens ) will remain open to the public until late for an evening of live music, entertainment and more.
Gardens to improve well-being
To display how beneficial gardening can be, the fair has some fascinating gardens designed to improve health and wellness, as well as showcasing solutions to some of the environmental problems we face today. With environmentally friendly solutions to recycling and some great ideas for bringing a little green into your garden, the fair has some fascinating gardens designed to improve health and wellness, as well as showcasing solutions to some of the environmental problems we face today. us gray spaces, these gardens are sure to spark interest and debate. interest and debate.
Great ideas to take home
The new category this 2018, Space to Grow Gardens, swill focus will focus primarily on smaller urban gardens and will include ideas on how to ideas on how to make the most of typical urban garden spaces. These designs are also being created to show visitors the benefits that gardens provide, with many great ideas to try at home. The RHS has dedicated an additional 400 square meters of exhibition space to ensure that this newly judged category conveys the benefits of the gardens. the idea of why everyone should grow plants in their garden.
Chelsea in the twilight
Another big change for the 2018 is the extension of the opening hours for Friday’s show. To make sure that even more visitors have the opportunity to see it, the team has announced The Chelsea Late Eventa vibrant night with bands, marketillo food vendors and wandering artists, as well as the opportunity to enjoy the gardens and the Artesanales (Artisan Gardens) at nightfall.
Inside the Great Pavilion
A carefully curated selection of some of the world’s best nurseries will be on display in theGreat Pavilion, where visitors can enjoy more than 85 nurseries, the best florists in the business and interactive plant science exhibits in the Discovery area. Peter Beales Roses is celebrating the company’s 50th anniversary by introducing a new rose at this year’s show. Alpine specialists D’Arcy & Everest are celebrating their 25th anniversary and Hampshire Carnivorous Plants, with its range of Venus flytraps, pitcher plants and other carnivorous species, its 20th year at the show.
Explore the gardens
The main avenue will welcome 10 Garden Samples (Show Gardens). From a romantic 18th century English tea garden to a recreated aTemporary Mediterranean landscape; a plan for city living in contemporary apartments and a garden inspired by the resilience and determination of those living in forced migration, there really is something to inspire, inform and delight each and every one of us . and delight each and every visitors.
The popular Artisan Gardens, which combine traditional materials and methods with new approaches to design, will be located at Ranelagh Gardens and will include handcrafted products and high quality details. The rustic is combined with elegant modern twists, resulting in bold and exciting gardens.
The designers are prepared to create gardens of the utmost beauty and spectacle, some of which will transport the viewer to places around the world with their detailed renderings.
RHS Chelsea - Plant of the Year 2018
Winner
Hydrangea RUNAWAY BRIDE SNOW WHITE.
Bred by Ushio Sakazaki, who created the now famous SURFINIA petunias, this hydrangea with its delicate white flowers is tipped to become a firm garden favorite.
Finalist
Eryngium BLUE WAVES‘
Third place
Helianthus annuus
SUNBELIEVABLE BROWN EYED GIRL
RHS Chelsea - Product of the Year 2018
Winner
The winner of the 2018 RHS Chelsea Garden Product of the Year goes to Mr Fothergill’s Seeds with their Optigrow Seeds (Optigrow Seeds).
The judges said:
“In a world where we are trying to eliminate the use of chemicals, this unique chemical-free process prepares seeds naturally for more successful planting. Anything that takes the disappointment out of seed germination is welcome.”
Curiosity
In 2010, artificial turf was allowed to be a part of this exhibition.for the first time in 148 years!
In the past, synthetic materials were not allowed, whether they were grasses, grasses or flowers. The only previous appearance of artificial turf had been occasionally in commercial stalls.
However, accepted at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show as a landscape element. landscape elementstico in many places is the only way to have a flower show. grass, since the natural one would not be able to grow. N o the rise in popularity of artificial turf can be ignored. artificial turf and the authorization of the same at the fair was a real sign of acceptance in the design of gardenines and landscaping.
