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Stuart Garden Architecture awarded a 2009 Chelsea Flower Show Certificate of Commendation for the high standards of presentation.
With their stand situated along Pavilion Way, Stuart Garden Architecture successfully exhibited some of their most popular new products ranges this season to the huge array of visitors attending this year’s show. The stand design was based on a typical London town garden with a fascia and front door providing the backdrop.
The Soho black planters were positioned either side of the prominent front door and gained masses of interest as did the new ‘Horizon’ screening that provided the perimeters of the stand. Achieving a streamlined look in the garden and a great modern alternative to trellis the ‘Horizon’ continues to be a best seller this year. Two traditional Versailles planters were situated at the front of the stand, planted with a mix of box hedging and hebes and a large magnolia tree in the middle, these planters looked at their best and displayed to visitors ways in which these beautiful planters can work in a garden.
The integration of Stuart Garden products set within a well landscaped garden at this years show proved an enticing mix for both visitors and the RHS itself, as Stuart Garden Architecture was awarded a 2009 Chelsea Flower Show Certificate of Commendation for the high standards of presentation.
Chelsea Success
3rd June 2009Stuart Garden Architecture awarded a 2009 Chelsea Flower Show Certificate of Commendation for the high standards of presentation.
With their stand situated along Pavilion Way, Stuart Garden Architecture successfully exhibited some of their most popular new products ranges this season to the huge array of visitors attending this year’s show. The stand design was based on a typical London town garden with a fascia and front door providing the backdrop.
The Soho black planters were positioned either side of the prominent front door and gained masses of interest as did the new ‘Horizon’ screening that provided the perimeters of the stand. Achieving a streamlined look in the garden and a great modern alternative to trellis the ‘Horizon’ continues to be a best seller this year. Two traditional Versailles planters were situated at the front of the stand, planted with a mix of box hedging and hebes and a large magnolia tree in the middle, these planters looked at their best and displayed to visitors ways in which these beautiful planters can work in a garden.
The integration of Stuart Garden products set within a well landscaped garden at this years show proved an enticing mix for both visitors and the RHS itself, as Stuart Garden Architecture was awarded a 2009 Chelsea Flower Show Certificate of Commendation for the high standards of presentation.