RHS Chelsea Flower Show in Project Giving Back launched

Posted by ticketapt on May 26th, 2021

Today a new unique organization has been announced that will fund gardens inspired by UK charities and non-profit organizations at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in 2022, 2023, and 2024. The Giving Back Program is the vision of two individuals who hope to be a major springboard are for various charities that suffered losses during the global Covid-19 pandemic.

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Project Giving Back will work with many UK charities, along with established and emerging designers, gardeners, and nurseries with UK charities to improve people's many ways of supporting people, plants, and the Earth.

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show attracts 168,000 visitors annually and reaches millions through the RHS website, BBC program production, and wider media coverage, providing an unparalleled platform to share their stories.

Project Giving Back Advisory Panel member and Crocus CEO Mark Fane said, "It is an honor to be invited to partner with experienced industry colleagues to help establish this groundbreaking support plan. We are delighted to meet the challenges of several goals, designers and gardeners, landscapers, and nurseries over the next three years to help tell the stories of many great charities. If your organization has always dreamed of exhibiting at Chelsea, but because of the budget needed for the exhibition we can't participate, and we'd love to hear from you. "

The Project Giving Back will provide funding for eight performance gardens in Chelsea (RHS) and a new All about Plants project in 2022. From 2022 to 2024, the exhibition will fund a total of 42 gardens, including a new category in 2023. The applications for the exhibition garden category in 2022 are now closed).

RHS Director General Sue Biggs said: “Over the years, we have seen many charities create inspirational gardens at Chelsea RHS, share incredibly important information, and after such a difficult year, many people are financially and emotionally full hope give more people more help. A great opportunity to create me. I can't wait to know what this fantastic project will be like in the next three years, what kind of garden will come. "

To finalize before the RHS application deadline, Project Giving Back has announced that it will support the first three garden applications at RHS Chelsea on Main Avenue by 2022. Both RNLI and Mind's charities will be submitting applications and the third will be an inspired garden. The BBC series "Blue Peter" has been encouraging children to enjoy gardening and nature for over 60 years. The three artists will team up with a well-known garden designer to be announced later this year to ensure their chances of exhibiting at the fair are as high as possible. The design will be carried out in accordance with the usual RHS application selection by the "Project Giving Back" which does not guarantee the allocation of the exhibition space.

Arne Maynard, a garden designer and member of the "Give Back Project" advisory group, said: "Designing and building a garden at the Chelsea Flower Show is extremely challenging and rewarding. For many designers, including myself, this can get them started. Career. I look forward to helping lighten various charity projects. I am fortunate to have been able to successfully complete what I love. Now is the time to give back. This seems like a unique and rewarding way to achieve this goal reach. "