Royal Legacy Garden: Nature's Patterns in Bloom

0:00On March 30th, a standout feature at this year's RHS Sandering Hand Flower Show is the Royal Legacy Garden, designed in collaboration with the King and, drawing straight from nature's branching patterns like those in trees and ferns. The garden weaves and pass through a mix of bio-diverse trees, such as native view and hornbeam, plus pride of India and strawberry trees that handle. Warming climates well, all mixed with vibrant salvia and napetta and purples, yellows and reds. The King hopes its sparks folks to notice these patterns everywhere and choose plants that boost wildlife and diversity in their own yards, playing into a fresh, grow-forward garden's category, tackling climate change head-on. Show manager Ginny LaVille calls it a celebration of nature's boost to our well-being, with top gardening talent set to bring designs alive for, visitors. Mark your calendars for the RHS Sandering Hand Flower Show from July 22nd through 26th prime time to see how gardens can flow with. Nature's rhythm.