RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2016
Moments from the Show
![New Iris Torus sculpture lit up at night](/images/news/iris_night.jpg)
![Busy bee at work on our stand](/images/news/bee.jpg)
![New Fire Chalice fire pit and water feature](/images/news/fire_chalice.jpg)
![David Harber chelsea stand at dusk](/images/news/night.jpg)
![David Harber Chelsea stand wins award for Best in Show Trade Stand](/images/news/best_trade_stand.jpg)
![Hot pink Filium sculpture at Chelsea](/images/news/pink_filium_chelsea.jpg)
Stand design
An oak framed pavilion anchors the garden whilst helping to subtly separate the space into smaller areas that showcase the beautiful sculptures within a traditional setting.
The planting at the front of the Oak Pavilion will be selected for the sunny location — a mix of perennials and grasses to create a contemporary English garden. The rear corner of the garden is where the two main vistas meet under a stand of four Quercus Ilex.
![Aerial view of design for David Harber](/images/news/stand_aerial.jpg)
The planting towards the back of the garden will have a woodland atmosphere with a tapestry of different foliage: ferns, Epimediums, Hakonochloa and Dicentra punctuated with spires of Digitalis alba.
The garden has also been designed with environmental sustainability in mind; the main paved surfaces will be a beautiful silver grey textured porcelain combined with English Clay pavers. The deck under the Oak pavilion will be engineered wood in a very realistic silver grey.