RHS Chelsea 2026

We’re delighted to be creating a Show Garden at RHS Chelsea ‘26 for Asthma + Lung UK, sponsored by Project Giving Back.

After the show our garden will be relocated in Rotherham at a lung rehabilitation centre for patients, staff and the local community to enjoy. We look forward to sharing the development of the project via a new section on the website over the coming months and hope to see you at Chelsea in May!

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The Constant Gardener

Having saved the Royate Hill allotments from development, Mike Feingold has worked tirelessly to turn them into an urban paradise packed with produce for all to enjoy.

An archived interview on Hokle & Corner with Mike Feingold who rescued the Royate Hill allotments in Bristol from being built on in the 1980s, and divided the space up between locals. Since then he has nurtured the land with permaculture, a practice of sustainable cultivation introduced by two Australians in the 1970s.

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The Hepworth Wakefield Garden

Photographer India Hobson recently documented a quick visit to the Hepworth Wakefield Garden on a cold, foggy October morning.

Cobwebs and seed heads and dying-a-dramatic-death beds. India took these images because she couldn’t walk through the grasses without trying to get to know them better and made an internal note to schedule in some garden visits/shoots for herself this time next year.

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How My Garden Grows

In the latest episode of their podcast, How My Garden Grows, The Modern House visits Francine Raymond who takes us on on tour of her own garden as the season turns.

The year has been extraordinarily bountiful, which is why Francine has invited the founder of Wasted Kitchen, Katy Cox, over to make the most of the seasonal glut. Together, they discuss recipes for greengage gin, sea buckthorn vinegar, a fermented ginger and lemon drink and roasted cobnut dukkah.

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Autumn

Gardens are all about the turning of the seasons, and autumn feels the most profound of all.

It marks the completion of nature’s spring and summer abundance — blossoms and fruits giving way to the scent of ripe windfalls and spider webs covered with morning dew. A final, generous riot of colour before winter’s dormancy. The wheel turns once more. At the Cart House, we wanted to capture the moody, misty reality of a lived in garden; one that feels familiar and real.

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