The World Child Cancer’s Nurturing Garden at the Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show was designed to raise awareness of medical conditions and treatments, particularly for children undergoing cancer treatment. Designed by Giulio Giorgi, the garden served as a sensory haven with low maintenance plants representing countries supported by World Child Cancer UK. Other health-themed gardens at the show included the Stroke Association’s Garden for Recovery, designed by Miria Harris, which provided a peaceful and sensory space for stroke survivors. These gardens aimed to bring joy, hope, and escapism through nature while highlighting important health issues.
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Chelsea Flower Show’s healing gardens
