Best Construction Award (Show Garden): The Centrepoint Garden designed by Cleve West, built by Crocus London, UK) - The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) and Saatchi Gallery continue their partnership and will present the 2023 RHS Botanical Art and Photography Show this June. From changing the conversation about garden weeds, to drought-tolerant planting to edimentals, there were some common themes running throughout the gardens this year. There was also a strong focus once again on sustainability – eco credentials are now a key criteria when judging – and mental health, with wellbeing and accessibility also at the forefront. And while the balcony and container gardens championed small outdoor spaces, All About Plants (held inside the Great Pavilion), interpreted the positive powers of plants. There were 36 gardens at this year's Chelsea Flower Show, many of which offered plenty of inspiration and take-home ideas for our own outdoor spaces. Helena Pettit, RHS Director of Shows and Gardens, “ We are thrilled to be partnering once again with Saatchi Gallery to showcase diverse and wonderful pieces of art and photography that really champion the beauty of gardening .”

Riverstone, delivering exceptional London living for people over 65, is proud to support the 2023 RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show in partnership with Saatchi Gallery. Register for sports & fine arts; Career fairs & trades days. Web september 8, 2 events. Web rhs foundation (opens in new window/tab) staff directory; Fafsa/Orsaa Nights At Rhs (Financial Aid Completion Events) Featured Scholarships. The RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show is supported by Riverstone Living. Entry is free for RHS and Saatchi Gallery members. The schedule is as follows: 1 day (minimum day) all day. We invite you to view or print a copy of our school calendar and district calendars: Web college and career center. Web Ritenour High School Homecoming 2023: Best Show Garden People's Choice winner: Myeloma UK - A Life Worth Living Garden designed by Chris BeardshawFollowing the success of the 2021 and 2022 editions, the annual exhibition will return this Summer and showcase new work from leading botanical artists and photographers across three galleries. Since 1985, Saatchi Gallery has provided an innovative platform for contemporary art. Exhibitions have presented works by largely unseen young artists, or by international artists whose work has been rarely or never exhibited in the UK. This approach has made the Gallery one of the most recognised names in contemporary art. Since moving to its current 70,000 square feet space in the Duke of York’s Headquarters in Chelsea, London, the Gallery has welcomed over 10 million visitors. The Gallery hosts over 5,000 schools visits annually and has over 6 million followers on social media. In 2019 Saatchi Gallery became a charity, beginning a new chapter in its history. For more information visit www.saatchigallery.com Riverstone has launched its first two prime London developments for over 65s in the vibrant enclaves of Kensington and riverside views at Fulham. Designed with a choice of lifestyle options and community in mind, quality of life and well-being sits at the heart of the Riverstone experience. To learn more about Riverstone Kensington, visit: www.riverstoneliving.com/our-locations/riverstone-kensingtonand Riverstone Fulham, Originally compiled by Chris Philip and his partner Denys Gueroult, who were looking for interesting plants to grow in their garden and recording what nursery was selling what selection, the original Plant Finder listed 22,000 plants. Since then, the book has grown in terms of the plant groups it covers, its comprehensiveness and the number of genera, species and cultivars that are included.

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For garden designers, RHS Plant Finder offers an indispensable list of ingredients, while horticultural writers use it for reference.” Best Construction Award (Sanctuary Garden): The National Brain Appeal's Rare Space designed by Charlie Hawkes, built by Landscape Associates Ltd