How did your favourite gardens and exhibits do?
Here’s a rundown of the main awards in each category at RHS Tatton Park 2017. I’m delighted to say my pick of the bunch, Cactus Direct: 2101, won two of them. Michael McGarr was honoured with the Best Future Spaces Garden and the Best Construction Award.
Best Show Garden: United Utilities Slow the Flow Garden, designed by John Everiss Design Ltd and Francesca Murrell.
The Best Back-to-Back Garden: Macmillan Legacy Garden, designed by Lara Behr.
Best Future Spaces Garden: Cactus Direct: 2101, designed by Michael McGarr.
Best Construction Award: Cactus Direct: 2101, designed by Michael McGarr.
Best RHS Young Designer: Studio Unwired, designed by Ula-Maria Bujauskaite.
Praise to the youngsters at RHS Tatton Park 2017
Best RHS Young Landscape Contractor (supported by BALI) and Young Planting Designer: Chaos to Coastline Coastal Garden, designed by Ben Poulter (Young Planting Designer) and Elliott Hood (Young Landscape Contractor).
Best Exhibit in the National Plant Societies and Plant Heritage Marquee: North of England Orchid Society.
Best Exhibit in the Floral Design Studio: Cheshire Area of NAFAS.
Best Exhibit in the Floral Marquee: Holden Clough Nursery.
For more information, visit www.rhs.org.uk/tatton. See who won what at 2017’s Hampton Court Palace Show.
