Chelsea @ home

Have you ever fancied having a little piece of RHS Chelsea Flower Show at home in your garden? Well, now's your chance.

We've asked some of this year's garden designers to let us have detailed planting plans of parts of their gardens that you can recreate at home.

The plans show which plants they've used and how many of each you'll need to reproduce the bed or border at home. The designs range from 2.1-4m (7-14ft) in length, so even the plans from the larger show gardens can be re-created in the smallest of gardens.

Just follow the plans, which are in Adobe Acrobat pdf format, and enjoy your own little bit of Chelsea @ home.

Courtyard gardens

 

Growing Ambition The Simmons & Simmons Garden bedGrowing Ambition The Simmons & Simmons Garden – A Journey to Work
The planting theme blends hardy plants with those traditionally regarded as more tender, to create a contemporary garden with an exotic feel.
Adobe Acrobat iconGrowing Ambition The Simmons & Simmons Garden bed (568KB)

 

Show gardens

 

The Bupa Garden bedThe Bupa Garden
The garden features a mixture of perennials, roses and grasses to provide colour, texture and scent.
Adobe Acrobat iconThe Bupa Garden bed (860KB)

 

The QVC Garden bedThe QVC Garden
This border provides a fresh palette of lime green foliage and creamy-white and yellow flowers. Accents of dusky pink and aubergine foliage provide further tonal counterpoints.
Adobe Acrobat iconThe QVC Garden bed (404KB)

 

Urban gardens

 

The Quilted Velvet Garden bedThe Quilted Velvet Garden
This garden is an area primarily for entertaining and relaxing, incorporating areas of shade.
Adobe Acrobat iconThe Quilted Velvet Garden bed (548KB)

 

Illustrations by Matt Needle

 

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