APL at RHS Chelsea Flower Show

Every year a few of the APL members put themselves through a gruelling 2-3 weeks of early starts and late nights to pull off the most amazing flower show spectacle on earth.

They are all trying to get Gold for their sponsors, but at the same time, many just love to pit themselves against the best in the country and prove to them and others this can be done. 

We are aware that many of you also build amazing trade stand gardens. We are aware of Morgan Oates, Rupert Keys and Garden House Design, but there are probably more. Please send through your details.

Good luck to all of you, The APL wish you all the best and hope the weather stays dry.

See below a list of APL members building show gardens at this years Chelsea. 

APL Members Building/Designing Gardens & Exhibits

• Hardwood Landscapes (Based in Cranleigh, Surrey): Principal contractor for the 'RHS x UBS Moments of Reflection' exhibit in the Great Pavilion, also working with APL members Radial Landscapes, Cobham Court Landscapes, and Gecko Stonework.
• Gadd Brothers Trees & Landscapes (Based in Bury St. Edmunds): Building the 'Boodles Raindance Garden', supported by Lawn and Border Landscapes (Based in Downpatrick, County Down).
• Big Fish Landscapes (Based in Hereford): Building the ‘Children with Cancer UK, a place to be...’ garden.
• Acacia Gardens (Based in North London): Building the ‘Garden of the Future’.
• Landform Consultants (Based in Greater London/Chobham): Building multiple gardens, including the ‘Killick and Co Save for a Rainy Day Garden’ and ‘The Hospitalfield Arts Garden’. (Dr Catherine McDonald from Landform also designed the ‘Boodles Raindance Garden’).
• JJH Landscapes (Based in Abingdon, Oxfordshire): Creating their first-ever lead build at Chelsea with the 'Tackle HIV: Challenging Stigma Garden' (designed by Manoj Malde).
• Tisserand Landscapes (Based in Bishop’s Stortford): Supporting JJH Landscapes.
• Ryan Alexander Associates (Based near Reading): Building ‘The Glasshouse Garden’.
• Fenton Gardens Ltd (Based in Gravesend, Kent): Designing and building their first-ever Chelsea garden, a Container Garden (C6).
• Frogheath Landscapes (Based in East Sussex): Building the ‘Seawilding’ and ‘The Wildlife Trusts’ British Rainforest Garden’ exhibits.