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RHS Chelsea week always brings a fresh wave of garden inspiration, from standout planting combinations to the quieter details that make a space feel beautifully considered. This year, rich green planting is appearing throughout the show gardens, creating spaces that feel calming, natural and beautifully immersive.

It’s also a reminder of the plants that earn their place season after season, reliable favourites chosen for their beauty, texture and lasting impact.

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Celebrate your garden

Perennials

A vast and incredibly diverse group of plants, perennials are one of the best (and most cost-effective) ways to fill your garden with colourful, easy-care plants that will come back year after year.

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Add structure

Shrubs

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Bring movement

Grasses

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Garden style

Outdoor pots

These are one of the simplest ways to bring shape, colour and structure into the garden. Whether framing a doorway, brightening a patio or creating a focal point among borders, the right container can completely transform a space.

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Calming space

Water features

Whether placed among planting or used as a focal point on a patio, a water feature brings sound, movement and a more relaxed feel to outdoor spaces.

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Inspired by Chelsea

Green is a colour

In our book green is anything but dull. Offering the largest variety in textures and tones, the flexibility for all garden conditions as well as being restful and calming this verdant palette is a lush oasis that you can create whether your garden is pocket-sized or much larger.

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Gillenia trifoliata

Asplenium scolopendrium

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RHS Chelsea Flower Show

Crocus wins 36th gold medal

Crocus is delighted to have won their 36th gold medal at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, reuniting with Tom Stuart-Smith for their 12th collaboration.

The garden, created for Tate Britain, has been match-funded by Project Giving Back and the Clore Duffield Foundation. The team at Crocus built the garden and worked alongside Dave Root of Kelways to provide the trees, shrubs and wider herbaceous perennials.

Designed by Tom Stuart-Smith for Tate Britain, the garden explores the connection between art, landscape and community, creating a richly planted and contemplative space inspired by the gallery’s relationship with British nature and creativity. Following the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, the garden will be relocated to Tate Britain, where it will become a permanent public garden for visitors, extending the project’s legacy beyond Chelsea and providing a lasting green space in central London.

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