Greenfingers to relocate Malvern show garden
Greenfingers Charity will relocate the ‘Lifted by Birds’ show garden from the RHS Malvern Spring Festival to create a permanent therapeutic space at the James Hopkins Trust.
The garden, designed by Tom Saunders, Jon Pilling and Amie Wheeldon, is inspired by British birdlife and designed as a wildlife-friendly, nature-led space.
Following its debut at Malvern, the garden will be dismantled and rebuilt in Gloucester to support children with life-limiting conditions and their families.
The project aims to create a lasting outdoor sanctuary offering comfort, reflection and connection beyond the showground.
Greenfingers said the initiative reflects its commitment to creating meaningful, long-term legacies from show gardens.
The charity has previously relocated gardens from events including BBC Gardeners’ World Live and RHS shows to hospice settings.
Once complete, the garden will provide a sensory, wildlife-rich environment designed to support wellbeing.
Greenfingers has created more than 70 hospice gardens across the UK, helping families spend time together in calming, nature-filled surroundings.
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To date, Greenfingers Charity has created more than 70 hospice gardens across the UK, each one providing a vital, nature-filled space where children and families can spend time together away from clinical environments.
To find out more, including how to get involved in future fundraising events please visit www.greenfingerscharity.org.uk. You can also join in the conversation by joining Greenfingers on social media by following @Greenfingerscharity on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.