SPECIAL INSIGHT

Chelsea Flower Show 2025

From Randle Siddeley & Alasdair Cameron

Philadelphus ‘Petite Perfume Pink’ is a groundbreaking new plant, and the proud winner of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show Plant of the Year 2025. Bred by renowned Hillier horticulturist Alan Postill, it is the first truly pink-flowered variety of Philadelphus, combining stunning colour with classic fragrance and compact growth.

Credit: www.hillier.co.uk

Alasdair Cameron

Alasdair is the founder of Cameron, the award winning garden designers. We’ve had the privilege of walking around Alasdair’s garden with him in Devon, to witness the dedication, vision and passion first hand was a real treat and the sort of insight we take pretty seriously.
Left: Alasdair’s Devon hime.

What Alasdair has to say about Chelsea:

‘Chelsea is a wonderful opportunity for the entire trade of Horticulture, Landscape Design and Build to get united. It is always exciting to see the new aspirations of Garden Designers setting new challenges; both through material and plant use, within the confounds of a garden design for a garden at The Chelsea Flower show. This is coupled with the wonderful opportunity of viewing so many plants, bulbs and trees within the Marquee and connecting with many a trusted supplier.’

Randle Siddeley

Randle Siddeley has recently celebrated his company’s 50 year anniversary. Combining his passion for landscape design and attention to detail. We recently enjoyed visiting Randle in his recent transformation of Kensington Roof Gardens, getting his first hand insight into how he made this garden glorious was very special.

Above: Randle at Kensington Roof Gardens

What Randle has to say about Chelsea this year:

Cha No Niwa, Japanese Tea Garden “This is undoubtedly the best this year. And he is consistent started off with doing small little gardens and was persuaded recently to go onto Main Avenue and he has certainly excelled in every way possible.”