The Boodles Garden
Posted on: October 22nd 2025 • Posted in: Uncategorized
We are delighted to be able to share with you that we will be constructing The Boodles Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026.
For the third year running, Catherine MacDonald of Landform Consultants is designing a garden for sponsor Boodles and we have the privilege of building it alongside Aaron and the team at Lawn and Boarder Landscapes.
“Next year will be 10 years working with Catherine on various projects so this will be a great build with some new challenges. Myself and the team look forward to building this garden!”.
Will Gadd, Director of Landscapes, Gadd Brothers
The watercolour visualisation created by Helen Thomas, gives an insight into what visitors can expect to see on opening day of the show next May.
“This year’s garden is inspired by the remarkable architecture, landscapes and craftmanship found with the Historic Royal Palaces and also celebrates the new jewellery collection Boodles will launch in June 2026, created in partnership with Historic Royal Palaces.
The garden will page homage to history and reflect some of the iconic features and intricately crafted details found across four of the wonderful palaces, elements of which will also tie into the jewellery collection.
Highlights include an unbroken rill that nods to the Tower of London’s moat and a pavilion inspired by a decorative ceiling in Queen Charlotte’s Cottage at Kew Palace”
Landform Consultants
After the show, Will and the team at Gadd Brothers will painstakingly deconstruct the show garden and relocate it at it’s forever home. The soft landscaping, trees and plants, will be transported to the 20th Century Garden at Hampton Court Palace, London where they will be incorporated into a new planting scheme. Whereas the hard landscaping will be reimagined into a new design, keeping the spirit and magic of the garden, at one of Historic Royal Palace’s charity partners’ sites.
Follow along on our socials as preparations for the build begin over the coming months.
Illustration credit: Helen Thomas.
