Announcement of Awards for RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival in 2024

Gardens Shine at the Royal Horticultural Society Exhibition

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Exhibition has once again showcased some of the most beautiful and innovative gardens in the UK. This year's event was a resounding success, with a diverse range of gardens receiving awards for their exceptional design, sustainability, and creativity.

Among the winners, several gardens stood out for their outstanding achievements. The Mediterraneo Garden, a vibrant and colourful tribute to the Mediterranean, was awarded the prestigious gold medal. The Climate-Forward Garden, a thought-provoking display showcasing plants that thrive in a changing climate, also received a gold medal.

Other gardens that received silver gilt medals include the Moonshadow Moth Garden, A Four Season Sanctuary, The University of Sheffield's Beautifully Stressed Garden, By Way of St James, The Ripple Effect Raingarden, The Edible Garden at Berkeley Castle, The Moss Magic Garden, The Sounds of Adventure Garden, Exodus Adventure Travels, Strive and Thrive, and Wild Child Cornwall.

The Making Sense Garden, a sensory garden designed for people with dementia, also received a silver medal. The Lighthouse Garden, a peaceful and calming space, was awarded a bronze medal.

In addition, two gardens focused on food security and resilience were honoured with gold medals. Our Forgotten Neighbours: Growing Resilience with Food Forests and The B-Lines Garden, which showcases the importance of bees and pollinators, were both recognised for their significant contributions.

Lastly, it's worth noting that The Explore Charleston Garden received a silver medal, but there are no available search results specifically listing the winners of RHS exhibitions held in other locations in 2024.

This year's RHS Exhibition has once again demonstrated the power of gardens to inspire, educate, and bring people together. The diverse range of winners showcases the incredible creativity and innovation of garden designers and horticulturists in the UK. Whether you're a gardening enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of nature, there's no doubt that these award-winning gardens are worth a visit.