The Chelsea Flower Show is one of the grandest events the London city ceremonies. Not only this but from all the flower shows that are exhibited across the world, the Chelsea Flower Show remains the one that stands on the podium of being the largest as well as the grandest. And when in London, it is hard to have an event without the involvement of the Royal Family. For years now, the Chelsea Flower Show has seen the involvement of the members of the Royal Family, especially the Queen. She has been keenly participating in the exhibition of the garden at the Chelsea Flower Show. Some of the glimpses from Queen Elizabeth’s visit to the Chelsea Flower Show display the same.
The 5 activity guide of the Woodland Garden consisted of the step-by-step guide which incorporated the following things:
1.Fairy Gardens
2.Welly Planters
3.Lead Wands
4.Bug Hotel
5.Painted Pebbles
The inspiration for the guide came into existence from the real gardens, especially to that of the painted pebbles. The paintings on the pebbles presented the gardens tat co-designed by the landscape architect Andree Davies and Davies Whire landscape architect Adam White. Sue Biggs, RHS Director General, added his thoughts on the creation of the guide. He said, “We couldn’t be happier with the wonderful design by The Duchess of Cambridge and Andree and Adam for our garden at Chelsea this year.” Talking about the RHS Garden he remarked that these gardens are a beautiful space where families can come together, dig, play, grow plants, connect with the natural world and also with each other. These gardens were created with an aim to provide some place to the families where they can spend time outdoors. Also, activities like these are helpful in charity as it promoties, inspires and encourages people.
