The ‘Freedom to Flourish’ Garden by Joe and Laura Carey from the Chelsea Flower Show 2025.
Eva Nemeth
It could be argued that in London, summer doesn’t really begin until the doors to The RHS Chelsea Flower Show open: the showcase falls at the end of May and with it, the grounds of Royal Hospital Chelsea burst into technicolour, with show gardens from some of the UK’s most recognisable names. The annual event gives garden designers up and down the country the opportunity to showcase their skills and raise awareness to a variety of causes: Whether that is in creating a garden space that redefines what sustainability is, a place to escape or one that encourages young people to engage with nature, the showcase is certainly one of the most inspiring events on the calendar.
This year, the gardens on show each fit into one of seven categories: Balcony Gardens; Container Gardens; Houseplant Studios; Show Features; Show Gardens; and Small Show Gardens. There is also the opportunity to encounter new and exciting flower varieties, with the show’s central area dedicated to the ‘All About Plants’ tent.
From Charlie Chase’s debut garden that combines native blooms with shade-loving plants to Patrick Clarke’s urban sanctuary that offers teenagers a sense of safety and peace, this a complete list of all of the gardens at Chelsea Flower Show 2026: each one giving a taste of the colourful and bold excitements to come.
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