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THE Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has announced it will be opening its new gardens at Worsely in Salford on Tuesday, May 18 following a year long delay due to coronavirus. Tickets for the highly anticipated opening weeks will go on sale to the public on April 19 2021 on the RHS website. The 154-acre garden has been the biggest horticultural project undertaken in Europe since planning permission was granted in 2017. Around 7.8m people living within an hour’s journey time of the garden will be able to access world-class horticultural inspiration and expertise at the first ever RHS...

Sarah Townsend The country’s fifth Royal Horticultural Society garden, spanning 154 acres in Salford, is due to open on 18 May following construction delays due to Covid-19. Tickets are to go on sale from 19 April, the RHS announced today. The £35m garden had been due to open on 30 July 2020 but pandemic-related issues forced the project team to revise the construction timescale last year. Click any image below to launch gallery Design and engineering firm Arcadis is managing the project on behalf of the RHS, while Bam Construction has been delivering the garden’s welcome building. It i...

RHS Bridgewater garden opening date confirmed - how to get tickets Tickets for the huge new RHS Garden Bridgewater attraction will soon be on sale - and details of how Salford residents can get in free have been revealed Updated The Kitchen Garden at RHS Garden Bridgewater (Image: © RHS) Sign up to the MySalford newsletter and don't miss a thing happening in and around the cityInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other relat...

‘A moment in nature’: gardening trends that will define the future We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Megan Backhouse Save Normal text size How our gardens could be, as opposed to how most of them actually are, has always been the main focus of the biennial Australian Landscape Conference, and last month’s event was no different. With more than 16 talks over two days, much ground was covered and, unlike in previous years, at least half of it was Australian. Fleur Flanery, who acquired the conference from Warwick and Sue...

Download 6.47 MB UK landscape architect Tom Stuart-Smith joined David for a wide-ranging conversation ahead of his appearance at the Australian Landscape Conference. Tom chatted about his collection of design work including his own place called The Barn as well as his more recent public project the Hepworth Wakefield Garden. Reflecting on the Hepworth garden Tom says it was important for him to take a 'non-didactic approach' by creating a web which he says as a template allows the individual to have a unique experience of the garden. Tom will be appearing at the Australian Landscape Confere...