BALI Registered members involved at RHS Chelsea 2019
Last week the RHS revealed more show gardens for this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2019 and BALI is delighted to see several BALI Registered members will be returning for design/build duties in 2019. The RHS Chelsea Flower Show is one of the UK’s flagship events, globally recognised by millions annually and BALI will be exhibiting on stand EA/496.
Recently announced members involved in show gardens include:
BALI National Landscape Award Grand Award 2018 winner Bowles and Wyer will be building the show garden The Warner Edwards Garden designed by Helen Elks-Smith. The garden will provide a relaxed space for socialising and engaging with family in reference to the pastoral setting of Falls Farm, the heart of Warner Edwards Gin Distillery in rural Northamptonshire. Keep an eye out for BALI’s Spring edition of Landscape News which features an interview with Bowles & Wyer’s Managing Director Dan Riddleston, including a Q&A on designing an RHS Chelsea garden.
BALI Registered Contractor idverde will also be building the show garden Family Monsters Gardens designed by Alistair Bayford which will celebrate idverde’s 100 years of creating and maintaining landscapes for local communities and Family Action supporting families across the country.
BALI Registered Contractor Landform Consultants will be creating their popular The Welcome to Yorkshire Garden, to be designed by Managing Director of Landform Consultants Mark Gregory. The garden is inspired by the county’s proud history of industry, manufacturing, and innovation, as well as its stunning natural environment.
BALI Registered Contractor Landform Consultants will also be building another show garden titled ‘The Dubai Majlis Garden’ to be designed by Thomas Hoblun. The garden is inspired by the wind-blown sand dunes and the man-made hillside terraces. A sand-dune-inspired pavilion is the main destination and provides a calm and contemplative space for young people to meet.
BALI Registered Designer Andrew Duff will designing The Savills and David Harber Garden at RHS Chelsea and is a celebration of the environmental benefit and beauty of trees, plants and grass in urban spaces. The garden showcases a host of sustainable features, including bio-diverse large trees, an air-purifying wetland area, a green wall and permeable surfaces.
BALI Registered Designer Andy Sturgeon will be designing a show garden titled The M&G Garden to be built by Corus and was inspired by natures ability to regenerate. The woodland landscape will include huge burnt timber sculptures representing natural rock formations populated by jewel-like flowers.
BALI Registered Designer Chris Beardshaw will also be designing and building The Morgan Stanley Garden at RHS Chelsea. The inspiration behind the masterpiece is the beautiful gardens which can be found in the UK and to explore the tradition of creating herbaceous-rich spaces while managing resources more sensitively.
Recently announced members involved in Space to Grow include:
BALI Registered Contractor The Outdoor Room will be building The Facebook Garden: Beyond the Screen, designed by Joe Perkins and to be sponsored by social media giant Facebook. As a ‘designed landscape’, the garden is designed to celebrate the positive impact of spending meaningful time on social media and how this enriches our lives – particularly those of young people – in the real world.
To find out more about who will be curating show gardens are RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2019 please follow the link here.
