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See the full list of winners and the Judges’ comments below. Please click on the images to enlarge and scroll through.  

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The Grand Award

Winner: Sarah Eberle FSGD

Project: Garden in Oxfordshire

What the Judges said: "A garden of national importance. The judges felt immensely privileged to see a space that is surely one of the most important gardens in England. Despite its age, it has a confident maturity that reflects the designers' skill and expertise to create such an extraordinary space."


 

The Judges’ Award

Sponsored by Harrod Horticultural

Winner: Haruko Seki

Project: A Private Patio in Marylebone

What the Judges said: "An ingenious garden that has transformed a vacant parking lot into a beautiful, tranquil space.  The designer's dedication to jump over hurdles and achieve this exquisite, highly skilled garden is remarkable. A combination of  brilliant design skills with clever use of materials and exquisite planting to create a beautiful tableau. It's a fantastic illustration of what can be achieved in a forgotten space. We can't wait to see what this designer does next!”


 

The People’s Choice Award

Winner: Colm Joseph

Project: Suffolk Walled Garden


 

The Lifetime Achievement Award

Sponsored by Alitex

Winner: Dan Pearson OBE FSGD Hon FRIBA RDI

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International Residential Landscapes & Gardens

Sponsored by Nth Degree Clerkenwell

Winner: Peter Berg

Project: Set in Stone

What the Judges said: ''An impressively grandiose rock garden that shows a masterful use of materials. Designed to mirror the geological origins of the rocks, this extraordinary garden feels perfectly balanced in its breath-taking setting and responds beautifully to the architectural style of the house."


 

Public Realm Landscapes & Gardens

Sponsored by Civic Trees

Winner: McWilliam Studio, Principle Designer Gavin McWilliam MSGD

Project: Hampshire Temple

What the Judges said: "A beautiful garden with balanced planting that softens the austere architectural features of the building.  The designer has skillfully created a series of Chakra gardens along the main axis to foster a sense of calm and wellness. The change of atmosphere and energy along the chakra line was very impressive.  Altogether a peaceful and spiritual garden.”


 

Virtual Landscape Design

Sponsored by Landscape Institute

Winner: Moss Studio, Principle Designer Barbara Samitier MSGD

Project: After the Transhumance

What the Judges said: "A very seductive design that conveys the atmosphere of the place beautifully. The design communication is very well considered, and the choice of imagery and graphics clearly captures the spirituality of the project."


 

Student Design Domestic

Sponsored by Pots & Pithoi

Winner: Bronte Seller

Project: Banklands

College: London College of Garden Design

What the Judges said: "The design is exceptionally strong, with compelling visuals that convey the intended atmosphere and demonstrate a clear progression from masterplan to detailed execution, showcasing a deep understanding of the site and an inspiring vision."


 

Big Ideas, Small Budget

Sponsored by CED Stone Group

Winner: Lucy Conochie & Jane Heather

Project: Primrose Hill Courtyard

What the Judges said: “A great illustration of how to treat a tiny space. Well considered detailing that harmoniously connects the house to the garden."


 

UK/International Roof, Podium, or Raised Garden

Sponsored by Deepdale Trees

Winner: Adolfo Harrison MSGD

Project: Florence Street

What the Judges said: "A clever and cunning design that has transformed an awkward space into an impressive garden. The designer has skilfully considered how every level of the house connects to the garden and utilised colour to great effect to create cohesion and atmosphere throughout the seasons. A bold and inventive space."


 

Planting Design

Sponsored by Modular

Winner: Sarah Eberle FSGD

Project: Garden in Oxfordshire

What the Judges said: "An immensely skillful piece of planting that is exquisite throughout. The refined palette, showcasing 850 species, is testament to the designers' beautiful eye and incredible expertise. Planting of this quality and on such a scale is highly unusual.  A world-class garden."


 

Healing or Learning Landscapes & Gardens

Sponsored by MFL Insurance Group

Winner:  McWilliam Studio, Principle Designer Gavin McWilliam MSGD

Project: St Mary’s Peace Garden

What the Judges said: "A really good use of space that has a positive effect on the surrounding area and brings much needed greenery into an otherwise harsh environment. A great asset to the local school.  It's the perfect opportunity to get children engaged in nature at an early age."


 

Built Landscape Design

Sponsored by Renson

Winner: Claire Greener

Project: Folly Garden

What the Judges said: "A very complex and sophisticated piece of design for a steep and challenging site.  The designer has anchored the building into the landscape playing with the asymmetrical elements of the architecture in a clever and pleasing way.  A balanced combination of hard and soft landscaping throughout has created a beautifully harmonious space."


 

Student Design Sustainability

Sponsored by Vectorworks

Winner: Holly Knight

Project: Saxon Meadows

College: KLC School of Design

What the Judges said: "This project embraces ephemeral features, adopting a sustainable approach that addresses biodiversity decline and water supply pressures while achieving a harmonious balance between hard and soft elements. The beautifully executed masterplan, supported by evocative visuals and high-quality materials, demonstrates exceptional skill and makes this a compelling and thoughtful submission."


 

Garden Jewel

Sponsored by Vande Moortel

Winner: Stefano Marinaz Landscape Architecture Principle Designer Stefano Marinaz MSGD

Project: Edgy Woodland Wonderland

What the Judges said: " A quirky, playful garden with a huge personality. This joyous urban space  transports you to another world and offers a wonderful immersion with wildlife. The exquisite detailing, well-considered materials and beautifully layered planting adds a poetic feel to a very well-designed site. A great response to climate-change issues too.”


 

Design for the Environment

Sponsored by Location Landscapes

Winner: Sally Bower

Project: Wildlife Rain Garden

What the Judges said: "A great family garden with good environmental credentials that really nailed the brief. The overall composition and recessive use of hard landscaping materials throughout was particularly pleasing and provided a safe place for children to play."


 

Medium Residential Landscapes & Gardens

Sponsored by Country Supplies

Winner: Andy Sturgeon FSGD

Project: Isle of Wight Garden

What the Judges said: "An extraordinary garden with lush planting that responds to the location beautifully. An exquisite piece of work with skillful detailing for a very challenging site."


 

Large Residential Landscapes & Gardens

Sponsored by Stoneworld

Winner: Sarah Eberle FSGD

Project: Garden in Oxfordshire

What the Judges said: "An outstanding piece of work that has created an extraordinary garden with strong environmental credentials.  The quality and detailing of the hard landscaping is superb and the exquisite planting shows immense skill. Despite the scale of the site, the garden felt very intimate with beautiful vignettes all the way through. An exceptional garden."


 

Student Design Public Realm

Sponsored by Creepers Nurseries

Winner: Kate Hyslop

Project: Kent Hall

College: London College of Garden Design

What the Judges said: "The beautifully balanced design combines functional yet immersive spaces, exceptional attention to detail, and evocative visuals that showcase a strong sense of place and a bright future for the designer."


 

New Designer Landscapes & Gardens

Sponsored by Hillier Nurseries

Winner: Tabitha Rigden

Project: Hestia Garden at The Plough Shiplake

What the Judges said: " A well-designed and considered garden that has made great use of local views, planting and materials to create an impressive public space. A perfect example of how creative thinking and investment has transformed a grey space into a welcoming destination for visitors.”


 

Small Residential Landscapes & Gardens

Sponsored by Palmstead Nurseries

Winner: Adolfo Harrison MSGD

Project: Cleaver Street

What the Judges said: "A completely delightful garden with a great sense of luxury. Competent use of hard and soft landscaping to create a balanced and immersive feel. A total transformation."