The Grand Award
In partnership with the RHS
Sponsored by Ca'Pietra
Winner: Charlotte Rowe Garden Design, Principal Designer Tomoko Kawauchi MSGLD
Project: Putney Garden
What the Judges said:
"This garden truly draws you in and offers an immediate sense of immersion. The rear garden is an absolute masterpiece, beautifully engaging for children, with skillful transitions between the different planting areas. The entrance to the house is cleverly designed, and the whole space showcases a wonderfully modern approach to garden design. The exceptional quality of the design and planting really stands out—a very skilful and impressive garden."
The Judges' Award
Sponsored by Creepers
Winner: Adolfo Harrison MSGLD
Project: Westbourne Park
What the Judges said:
"An absolute ‘canyon’ of a garden—immersive, clever, and beautifully refined. The planting thrives within a simple, appropriate palette, with strong construction and excellent detailing."
The People’s Choice Award
In partnership with The English Garden
Winner: Fi Boyle MSGLD
Project: Old Quarry Garden
The Significant Impact Award
Sponsored by Boom & Bonheur
Winner: Mandy Buckland MSGLD
Project: The Meadows
What the Judges said:
"This garden is exactly what it needed to be and is a fantastic example of what can be achieved with a new build home. The transformation for the clients is remarkable—they took a leap of faith in appointing a garden designer, who guided them through the unknown with skill and care. It celebrates the value a designer can bring, showing how thoughtful design can transform both a home and the lives of those who live in it."
International Residential Landscapes & Gardens
Sponsored by Nth Degreee Clerkenwell
Winner: Gonzalo Morillo Holguin MSGLD
Project: Penthouse in El Viso, Madrid
What the Judges said:
“An outstanding roof garden that is stylish, sophisticated and beautifully executed. The garden feels like a harmonious social space with intimate areas creating a wonderful sense of discovery. The architectural structure works exceptionally well – elegant and lightweight, with metalwork that feels perfectly balanced and sympathetic to its surroundings."
Public Realm Landscapes & Gardens
Sponsored by Civic Trees Glendale
Winner: Rob Beswick
Project: Fidelity Heart Zone
What the Judges said:
“A beautiful and immersive space. A dramatic transformation that offers a lush, green antidote to the surrounding brutalist architecture. The generous, confident planting creates a real sense of abundance, softening and humanising its setting. This is a garden that will only get better with time.”
Virtual Landscape Design
Sponsored by The Landscape Institute
Winner: Holly Birtles
Project: Quarry House
What the Judges said:
"A well-planned and thoughtful scheme, showing a strong understanding of site analysis and sustainability. Clever design and a good environmental approach make this an impressive and considered garden."
Student Design: Design for the Environment
Sponsored by Vectorworks
Winner: Robbie Avey
Project: Wolves Lane
College: KLC School of Design
What the Judges said:
“A highly thoughtful scheme that works with what exists on site rather than defaulting to demolition. The masterplan is well analysed, with a strong balance of hard and soft landscape, clear planting strategy, and confident use of materials. A mature and sensitive design that successfully brings the site back to life for the community.”
Planting Design
Sponsored by Modular
Winner: Moss Studio, Principal Designer Barbara Samitier MSGLD
Project: Dulwich Pollinators
What the Judges said:
“A really lovely dry garden with excellent planting throughout. The lush mix of plants creates an intimate, inviting space. The simple, attractive layout and well-considered seating areas make it a charming garden to enjoy and relax in."
Small Residential Landscapes & Gardens
Sponsored by Vande Moortel
Winner: Charlotte Rowe Garden Design, Principal Designer Tomoko Kawauchi MSGLD
Project: Putney Garden
What the Judges said:
"This garden truly draws you in and offers an immediate sense of immersion. The rear garden is an absolute masterpiece, beautifully engaging for children, with skillful transitions between the different planting areas. The entrance to the house is cleverly designed, and the whole space showcases a wonderfully modern approach to garden design. The exceptional quality of the design and planting really stands out—a very skilful and impressive garden."
Student Design: Small Domestic Gem
Sponsored by elemental
Winner: Laura Bushnell
Project: The Lost River Garden
College: London College of Garden Design
What the Judges said:
“A well-resolved scheme that uses space and level changes effectively to make the garden feel larger. Water is a strong unifying feature, supported by thoughtful rainwater harvesting and confident planting. A solid, well-executed design.”
Healing or Learning Landscapes & Gardens
Sponsored by MFL Insurance Group
Winner: Nicholas Atherton MSGLD
Project: Merstham Park School
What the Judges said:
"Visiting Merstham School was truly inspiring. The design shows exceptional thought and sensitivity, transforming entrances and outdoor spaces into a welcoming, uplifting environment. Vibrant planting, thoughtful layout, and strong visual cohesion give the school real character, fostering curiosity, wellbeing, and a lasting connection with nature."
Medium Residential Landscapes & Gardens
Sponsored by Country Supplies
Winner: Moss Studio, Principal Designer Barbara Samitier MSGLD
Project: Dulwich Pollinators
What the Judges said:
"A garden of two halves, but both have their charm. We loved the simple yet effective layout, the attractive planting and the thoughtful arrangement that offers a quiet spot to sit and hide away. On the whole, it all works really well."
Built Landscape Design
Sponsored by Grad Decking System
Winner: Charlotte Rowe Garden Design, Principal Designer Tomoko Kawauchi MSGLD
Project: Putney Garden
What the Judges said:
"An exceptional job in a complex build, with beautifully resolved junctions and balanced dimensions. Thoughtful detailing, considered material choices, and luxurious touches work perfectly in the space. A successful partnership between designer and contractor has resulted in a well-built, thriving garden."
Student Design: Large Domestic Garden
Sponsored by The Outdoor Room
Winner: Grace Hugh-Jones
Project: Damson Cottage
College: London College of Garden Design
What the Judges said:
“A confident, bold design that responds beautifully to the architecture and contours of the site. Geometry and planting are well resolved, with a strong balance between hard and soft elements. The restrained footprint creates a scheme that feels generous, cohesive, and impactful.”
Large Residential Landscapes & Gardens
Sponsored by Stoneworld
Winner: Miria Harris MSGLD
Project: Modern Crafted Garden
What the Judges said:
"A very engaging and thoughtful garden, with a clever wildflower meadow along the drive that harmoniously repeats in the back garden. Well-built seating and smooth flow creates a space that feels complete, robustly considered, and clearly loved by the client."
Garden Jewel
Sponsored by Deepdale Trees
Winner: Adolfo Harrison MSGLD
Project: Westbourne Park
What the Judges said:
"An absolute ‘canyon’ of a garden—immersive, clever, and beautifully refined. The planting thrives within a simple, appropriate palette, with strong construction and excellent detailing."
Design for the Environment
Sponsored by The Beth Chatto Education Trust
Winner: Kristina Clode MSGLD
Project: Countryside Meadow Haven
What the Judges said:
"A very accessible and well-considered garden, with planting that sits beautifully in its setting. Environmentally sensitive and low impact on the wider landscape, the design retains many original features. The planting is particularly striking and captivating, with extensive meadow areas providing excellent nectar sources. A thoughtful, accomplished piece of design that has clearly delighted the client."
Student Design: Public Realm
Sponsored by Palmstead Nurseries
Winner: Michael Kieck
Project: The Indalo Project
College: London College of Garden Design
What the Judges said:
“A sophisticated design with outstanding clarity. Circulation is intuitive and flow works beautifully through the site. The scheme translates its concept with real skill, integrating building and landscape sensitively, supported by elegant, confident presentation.”
New Designer Landscapes & Gardens
Sponsored by Hillier
Winner: Nicholas Morton
Project: Coastal Town House
What the Judges said:
“A delightful, well-planted garden with lots of inviting seating areas and high-quality stonework. The designer has cleverly conquered difficult parts of the site and addressed its exposure with skill. The restrained design works beautifully with the building and its history. Thoughtful planting, carefully chosen materials, and clever use of budget make this a quiet, comfortable, and highly effective garden.”