RHS Chelsea Flower Show News
RHS Chelsea 2017 – Build-Up
The Sunday night before the RHS Chelsea Flower Show Press Day means that everyone has completed their gardens. Our four fantastic teams have toiled away for the last three weeks,... more »
RHS Chelsea 2017: Update on The Seedlip Garden
Build up for RHS Chelsea 2017 is now underway. Our teams are on site and working on the RHS Greening Grey Britain Exhibit and the Welcome to Yorkshire Show Garden.... more »
Upcoming: RHS Greening Grey Britain Garden 2017
RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2017 is already proving to be a busy year for Landform. Besides building a show garden and two artisan gardens, we are very pleased to be... more »
Upcoming: RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2017
It only seems a few months since we were wrapping up on last year’s Chelsea coverage, but here we are again with a raft of exciting projects Landform are working... more »
RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2016 – Medals Day
After months of preparation and three weeks of hard graft, the gardens have been built and judged. The results are in! And Landform are immensely proud of the four gardens,... more »
Mark Gregory – on his 150th Flower Show Build
On his 150th build for an RHS flower show, Mark Gregory is as enthusiastic about Chelsea as ever. This year he’s working tirelessly behind the scenes for three gardens: building... more »
Update on the East & West Garden – RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2016
Here is an update on the East & West Garden, designed by celebrated Japanese garden designers Tea Yano and Chihori Shibiyama of Watahan Design Lab. Our foreman Ed and his team have been... more »
Progress on the Hartley Botanic Show Garden – RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2016
Things are underway at the Royal Hospital show ground for this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show. As we’ve blogged before – we have three show garden projects there this year.... more »
Upcoming – RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2016
The year may just be starting and the RHS Chelsea Flower Show may seem a long way off to some, but Landform have long been working on three exciting gardens... more »