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Gardman's Moulton Mill tools help to build gold medal winning Chelsea garden
Tools from Gardman’s top-quality Moulton Mill range helped the RHS Chelsea Flower Show’s youngest design team to win their second gold medal.

Gardman supplied garden tools to Harry and David Rich for the construction of The Cloudy Bay Garden in association with Vital Earth.

The landscape architect brothers had won Gold and Silver Gilt medals at Chelsea over the past two years and last year became the youngest ever designers of a show garden – the headline-grabbing ‘The Night Sky’ display – and this year the brothers struck gold again.

  

Above left: The stunning Cloudy Bay Garden designed and built by the Rich Brothers with the help of Moulton Mill tools supplied by Gardman. 
Above right: Behind the scenes…the Rich Brothers essential tool kit. 

Cloudy Bay is an award-winning winery in Marlborough, New Zealand and the Chelsea project will explored a contemporary red and white garden for wine lovers.

Harry and David, 27 and 24 respectively, remain amongst the youngest ever Chelsea show garden medal winners. Brought up in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, they have an approach to garden design that promotes reconnecting people with their natural surroundings.

Moulton Mill’s made a second ‘guest appearance’ at Chelsea – on a striking exhibit by the FSC (the Forest Stewardship Council) who built a ‘tree’ made entirely from FSC-certified timber and products, built around a plywood skeleton. The FSC incorporated Moulton Mill garden tools into the ‘tree’ design and used Moulton Mill digging forks to display their information boards. The display won an RHS Silver medal.

For more information about Gardman’s Moulton Mill brand, go to www.gardman.co.uk/gardentools



The silver medal-winning FSC display, which incorporated Moulton Mill tools from Gardman.

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