Garden Festival Awards Unveiled for RHS Hampton Court Palace 2024
RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival 2024 Wraps Up with a Flurry of Medals
The RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival 2024 concluded last week, leaving a trail of green thumbs and glistening medals in its wake. This year's event saw a diverse array of gardens, each showcasing unique designs and innovative ideas, vying for the coveted awards.
In a stunning display of talent, Louisa Jones and Kit Cox's The Lion King Anniversary Garden was crowned the Best Show Garden of the festival. This breathtaking creation, inspired by the beloved Disney film, won the hearts of the judges and the public alike, earning it the top spot.
Other gardens that shone brightly included The B-Lines Garden, which took home a gold medal for its innovative design that promotes biodiversity. The Mediterraneo Garden also dazzled, winning a gold medal for its authentic Mediterranean-inspired design.
Silver gilt medals were bestowed upon a number of impressive gardens. The Exodus Adventure Travels, The Moonshadow Moth Garden, Strive and Thrive, Wild Child Cornwall, The Ripple Effect Raingarden, and The Sounds of Adventure Garden all received this high honour.
The Climate-Forward Garden, The Moss Magic Garden, Lancaster's Garden of Renewal, Nature's Embrace, By Way of St James, and The Making Sense Garden all received silver gilt medals for their thoughtful and sustainable designs.
Not every garden could take home a medal, but that didn't diminish their impact. The Lighthouse Garden, for instance, though it received a bronze medal, showcased a captivating lighthouse design that captured the essence of coastal gardens.
One garden that truly stood out was Our Forgotten Neighbours: Growing Resilience with Food Forests, which won a gold medal. This garden, focused on promoting urban food forests, demonstrated the power of sustainable gardening practices and community engagement.
The RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival 2024 was a testament to the creativity, innovation, and passion of garden designers across the UK. Each garden, whether it won a medal or not, showcased a unique vision and offered inspiration for gardeners of all levels. As the festival comes to a close, we can't wait to see what next year's event will bring.
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