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Peter Beales Roses <\/strong>is launching two new roses at Chelsea, including Rosa <\/em>Rachel\u2019s Joy (= \u2018BEAquick\u2019), named in memory of a former director of the company, Rachel Flood. With peachy-pink flowers, similar to those of a peony, Rachel\u2019s Joy has a subtle fragrance as it opens, and the flowers are set against mid-green foliage. classicroses.co.uk<\/a> <\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n\n Sculptor Jack Eagen <\/strong>has created a standalone sculpture Dancers <\/em>for Richard Miers\u2019 show garden, The Perennial Garden \u2018With Love\u2019, which aims to raise awareness of the help and support the garden charity provides to those working in and retired from horticulture. Jack is also producing, limited-edition, scaled-down models of the sculpture to raise money for Perennial. These will be for sale from Perennial\u2019s website and its trade stand at the show along with products from design studios A Blackbird Sang and Charlotte Hogg Studio created to complement the garden. perennial.org.uk<\/a> <\/strong><\/p>\n\n Dalefoot Composts<\/strong> has teamed up with the Eden Project to highlight the importance of protecting peatlands in the UK. As part of an immersive display in the Great Pavilion\u2019s Discovery Zone, visitors will learn more about the importance of peat and peatlands to the climate. Alongside, a bountiful display of planting, grown in peat-free compost by Gold medal-winning Pennard Plants, will illustrate what gardeners can achieve by switching to peat-free gardening. dalefootcomposts.co.uk<\/a> <\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n\n Kitchen Garden Plant Centre <\/strong>makes its debut at this year\u2019s Chelsea. The herb and edible plant grower\u2019s display will showcase how these can be grown in all areas of the garden, not just the dry and sunny parts. Among its peat-free grown display will be alpine strawberries, salad burnet, and Asian herbs <\/span>Houttuynia <\/em>cordata <\/em>and Persicaria <\/em>odorata. <\/em>kitchengardenplantcentre.co.uk<\/a> <\/strong><\/p>\n\n Decorative <\/strong>glassware <\/strong>designer <\/strong>Emma <\/strong>Britton <\/strong>will bring her latest RHS exclusive collection to Chelsea. Inspired by the Wisteria Walk at RHS Garden Wisley, the RHS Wisteria Collection depicts tumbling blooms etched on to glassware, including wine glasses, carafes and vases. All are decorated and hand finished at Emma\u2019s studio in Derbyshire and will be available to buy from the RHS. emmabritton.net<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n\n David Harber <\/strong>will be unveiling his latest sculpture, Bite II, <\/em>at Chelsea. Crafted by hand out of patinated copper and polished stainless steel at David\u2019s rural Oxfordshire workshop, it features a mirrored vortex that reflects and distorts its surroundings. davidharber.co.uk<\/a> <\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n\n The popular houseplant studios, <\/strong>introduced in 2021, are returning to Chelsea for a second year. Six houseplant specialists have designed individual displays for Ranelagh Gardens that aim to inspire us all to cultivate our own indoor jungle. Exeter-based Hutch Houseplants is theming its studio, Rewilding, as a walk-in terrarium filled with vintage furniture almost as though a dining room has been reclaimed by tropical plants to return to rainforest. hutchhouseplants.co.uk<\/a> <\/strong><\/p>\n\n The Balcony and Container Garden categories are<\/strong> also returning for 2022 with many first-time designers and exhibitors taking part. Among the balcony gardens, which will be eligible for judging this year, is the Cirrus Garden designed by Jason Williams. Known to his many Instagram followers as @cloudgardeneruk, Jason is creating a garden inspired by what he grew on his 18th-floor balcony in Manchester throughout lockdown. His garden will use a mixture of wildflowers and edibles to create an urban sanctuary for wildlife. cloudgardeneruk.co.uk<\/a> <\/strong><\/p>\n\n Bees for Development: Making Life Better with Bees exhibit <\/strong>i<\/span>n the Great Pavilion\u2019s Discovery Zone is a chance to learn about beekeeping methods from around the world. Designed by Sarah Mihalop, it explores the relationship between bees, people, food and the environment and showcases the ways in which the charity harnesses the power of beekeeping to alleviate poverty. beesfordevelopment.org<\/a> <\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/dj9jqhxgw9833.cloudfront.net\/uploads\/sites\/48\/2022\/04\/75AE5X1839I6FTKIUBDHUY8JQIU2-1024x1024.jpg\")
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