Voting for this award closes on 31 October 2026 at 00:00 and winners will be announced at the Awards ceremony on 5 February 2027.
Please see the full list of eligible people’s choice candidates below and, once you have looked at all the entries, use the form at the bottom of this page to submit your vote.
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Lodge Garden
A mountain chalet garden in the low Spessart mountain range that is natural and rocky, incorporating unique solitary trees with privacy as a top priority.
Woodland Glade Sanctuary
An immersive, year-round garden that encourages daily use, exploration, and a deeper connection to the surrounding woodland reserves near Hilversum
El Quejigal
A garden that blends seamlessly into the existing terrain; slopes adjusted slightly, paths curving gently between oaks, and stone walls.
Future Plants Landscape
A transformed site into a working nursery, living laboratory, and exhibition garden focused on horticultural innovation, trialling emerging plant varieties, and developing future-focused planting strategies.
Finsbury Circus Gardens
Finsbury Circus Gardens, a biodiverse 21st century park that celebrates its heritage with improved accessibility, increased seating, expanded planting, and a flexible lawn space for events.
The Mediterranean Garden, Beningbrough
The Mediterranean Garden at National Trust’s Beningbrough transforms a previously underused area into a resilient, immersive and biodiverse garden that responds to the challenges of climate change.
Ark EdCity
A gateway designed to link different parts of the community, EdCity creates opportunities for learning, skills development, work, as well as homes in an historically underserved part of London.
Chelsea Roof Garden
A transformed barren, structurally damaged roof terrace into an immersive, Mediterranean inspired ‘garden in the sky’.
The Old Hall
Traditional formal and informal gardens that are elegant, timeless, in harmony with the period of the Hall, and provide privacy from the adjacent public rights of way
Country Garden New Forest
Varied soil and micro-climates across this garden underpins the planting approach. Native and non-native meadows, matrix plantings alongside woodland areas, with more traditional planting around the terraces.
River Thames House
River Thames House has a flood resilient family garden with places to play, relax, socialise and plants that allow rising water to flow beneath the house.
Coates Barn
A garden for multi generational living providing different seating areas, meadows with mown paths, children’s play area and decent parking.
The Lookout, Branscombe
A practical, sustainable, biodiverse and naturalistic garden, including grasses and Mediterranean style plants incorporating usable level seating spaces, sculptures, and a firepit
Nightingale Primary School
Nightingale Primary School is an oasis in the community providing a range of interesting, creative and calming areas to be experienced by the children and their families.
Bloom and Play Garden
Bloom and Play prison garden provides a relaxing and playful environment for families and other visitors
Keepers Cottage
An outdoor living environment focused on relaxation and entertaining, incorporating a swimming pool, with sauna and shower facilities, and a series of destination spaces for dining, seating and recreation.
West Hill
A sequence of interconnected outdoor rooms around a retained mature Arbutus unedo. Balancing outdoor living, entertaining, biodiversity, privacy and long-term sustainability with a strong visual connection to the surrounding landscape.
The Pines Yorkshire
A series of outdoor spaces close to the house for dining, relaxing, sunbathing and contemplation for a grown-up family of four, with a modest outdoor cooking area, covered seating space and seasonal colour.
Chelsea Garden
A contemporary garden working harmoniously with the architecture of the home and introducing a green, tranquil space that balances strong geometry with naturalistic planting.
Horatio's Garden Northern Ireland
Horatio’s Garden commissioned a therapeutic landscape for the Spinal Injuries Unit at Musgrave Park Hospital, Belfast, creating a beautiful, subtly accessible sanctuary for patients, families and healthcare staff.
Down to the River
A garden with a sense of calm, space, and understated luxury. Backing onto a river, it makes the most of its unique setting while ensuring the new house settles seamlessly into its surroundings.
The Serene Garden
An elegant and versatile garden for both quiet retreat and entertaining, with a covered yoga space, dining area, generous entertaining space, and a focal point sculpture.
Canford Cliffs, Poole
A family beach holiday home with swimming pool, games lawn, terraces for dining and relaxing, as well as access for boats and beach kit and an outdoor shower.
Where Indoors Meets Autumn
A calm and elegant outdoor environment that functions as an extension of the interior living spaces, balancing entertaining, relaxation, and year-round visual interest within a compact urban setting.
The Hantone Garden
A private, year-round retreat with spaces for cooking, dining, and relaxing, with permeable hardscaping, and rich, layered planting - including edimentals, multi-stem trees, and wildlife habitats
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