Lode-based landscape and garden designer Tim Jennings is to display his garden, A Four Season Sanctuary, at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival this July.
The garden Tim has created will be on display in the show’s ‘Get Started Gardens’ category.
Tim hopes to use the garden to change attitudes around how spaces can be more sustainably developed for a planet-friendly future.
He says: “I am committed to garden design that enhances biodiversity and minimises use of precious resources.
“The RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival provides a catalyst to push garden design beyond the usual daily limitations, take design concepts further and explore what can be possible.”
When the RHS show comes to an end, Tim and his team will be relocating the garden to the grounds of the MENCAP headquarters in Watford, a UK charity that supports people with learning difficulties and their families.
Tim has been involved with MENCAP for a number of years and the garden will form part of a wider project which aims to provide a range of therapeutic outdoor spaces for users of the charity’s care facilities.
For more on Tim, visit timjenningsdesign.co.uk. For more on the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival, go to bit.ly/3Wwk40I.
