Photograph of Polystichum tsussimense draping over galvanised steel edging. Photo credit: Maria Savoskula.
Photograph of Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden showing textural green foliage and a seating area in the heart of the garden. Photo credit: Maria Savoskula.
Photograph of bench in the Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden with delicate planting framing the view. Photo credit: Maria Savoskula.
Photograph of Aquilegia 'Yellow Queen' dancing above Nepeta 'Summer Magic . Photo credit: Maria Savoskula.
Photo of Princess Anne talking to garden designer Katherine Holland about the Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Photograph of Calycanthus 'Venus'. Photo credit: Maria Savoskula.
Photo of Queen Camilla talking to garden designer Katherine Holland on the Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Photo credit: RHS/Matt Pereira

RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2024: “Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden”

Sponsored by Project Giving Back

https://www.rhs.org.uk/shows-events/rhs-chelsea-flower-show/Gardens/2024/sue-ryder-grief-kind-garden

Introducing the Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden – an All About Plants Garden🌳 at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2024 generously sponsored by Project Giving Back.

I have designed this garden in collaboration with the amazing charity Sue Ryder. Design inspiration has been taken from Sue Ryder’s Grief Kind movement, encouraging people to be there when it matters and equipping them with the knowledge and tools they need to support themselves, or those who are grieving. I am passionate about continuing to encourage more open conversations around grief and the design draws on my own experience, emulating the type of green space I needed when I was bereaved.

I was delighted to be awarded a gold medal for the garden!

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