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There is plenty of historical precedent for indoor growing but during lockdown sales have surged
This year’s virtual event has sparked ideas about making it younger and more accessible
Our columnist previews this year’s offerings and revisits past glories
The FT’s gardening columnist on his discoveries at this year’s event
Chancellor was blooming at Chelsea Flower Show as a guest of investment bank Lazard
The FT’s gardening columnist on the horticultural event of the year
An asset-management slant on the opening of the Chelsea Flower Show
A round-up of the bold and the beautiful at this year’s show
Making a debut at one of the world’s greatest horticultural events is hard work
Climate change is pushing designers towards plants that can cope with weather extremes
From a yew maze and wisteria walk in the UK to an automatic irrigation system in Belgium
From pizza ovens to cushions, you can enjoy home comforts outside the house
The nursery’s Chelsea display was a tribute to the Italian Riviera garden of Ellen Willmott
The Chelsea Fringe Festival offers an alternative array of horticultural events
Skillful and stylish — but spare us the weedy-washy Wellbeing Garden
Regulators increasingly frown upon corporate entertaining over conflicts of interest
As well as the plants for sale, there are items to satisfy every gardener’s whim
Behind all the razzmatazz, is the show struggling to remain relevant?
Meet the British horticultural expert who believes in relaxing the rules
True inspiration is to be found in the smaller displays away from gimmicky set pieces
Some analysts suggest this regulated income could revive interest in a takeover
It is one of the highlights of the horticultural calendar, but what is the show’s cultural significance? Top designers look ahead to this year’s event. Plus a sneak preview of London’s newly expanded Garden Museum and Robin Lane Fox explores La Mortola, once described as the greatest private garden in the world
Water features are a familiar sight in show gardens, but they can prove problematic for designers — and tipsy gala guests
Sponsors may be feeling the squeeze but the annual horticultural event is one in which Britain still leads the world
Landscape and garden designer Jinny Blom selects her favourite gizmos and plants from this year’s event
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