EverEdge at RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival

Next week sees Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival take place, this year amongst many gardens there is a feature section of border gardens titled ‘For the Love of Lamiaceae’ meaning the mint family of plants. These beautiful fragrant borders highlight the diversity of the many different species – over 7000 varieties of flowering plants including the well known mint, sage and basil. The different border gardens all have the same theme but have been individually designed by recent graduates from the London College of Garden Design. Three of these gardens incorporate our EverEdge Titan edging into their designs along side all the scents and colour the plants bring. We cant wait to visit the gardens and see the designs come to life.

Woman-to-Woman by Ally Elphick, Charlotte Rose Wroe, Gill Hall and Irene Rosazza
A colorful garden scene with tall cypress trees, blooming flowers, green shrubs, terra cotta pots on the ground, and a classical white column, set against a hazy sky and blurred landscape.

The Sundowner Garden by Victoria Stanton, Kate Hyslop and Gina Liverton-Brown
Illustrated garden with various flowering plants, grasses, clay pots, a wooden bench, a stone structure, and a tree with red leaves at the center, all arranged in a circular design on a white background.

Telling Stories, Making Memories by Ella Clarke and Sally Holder
A hand-drawn garden plan featuring a curved bench labeled “storytelling space,” with two sketched figures seated, surrounded by lush plants, trees, and winding stone borders in a naturalistic, green setting.