The planting is bright, resilient, diverse and colourful – to be a symbol of diversity in the face of adversity
Native to the Mediterranean, globe artichoke has big strappy silvery leaves to contrast with the soft textural grasses and texture of the cork boundary wall.
Native to mainland Europe this species-rose is used for its attractive foliage and forming purple buds. Its prickly demeanor is a contrast to its beautiful flowers and form.
The fig is native to the Middle-East and has many biblical references. In the bible, Luke 21:29 it is a symbol that the Lord is near. It is also a symbol of peace and prosperity.
Native to North Africa, silky-spike melic has beautiful soft and silvery heads to add a softness and calm to the planting.
Yellow coneflower is Native to North America and is used to float through the planting across the grasses to add movement.
The Royal Horticultural Society is the UK’s leading gardening charity. We aim to enrich everyone’s life through plants, and make the UK a greener and more beautiful place.
