The garden is an edible skatepark landscape inspired by the joy of playing, cultivating and growing together. It demonstrates how outdoor learning correlates with enhanced learning outcomes, well-being, concentration, behaviour, memory, and confidence.
A distinctive skate ramp forms the heart of the garden and is reminiscent of street skateboarding plazas. Multi-layered edible planting is integrated into the space under the canopy of a forest garden landscape. The planting will mimic a natural forest ecosystem that supports a wide range of flora and fauna provided through a thriving polyculture system. Various planting compositions will offer the canvas for a tactile learning environment.
The garden has been created by a collective of skaters, food growers and parents who believe greenspace, excitement, and good food should be at the heart of our communities.
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PLANET GOOD EARTH is a fun, playful food education platform that inspires the next generation of gardeners to be part of the environmental movement worldwide.
Their Earth-friendly organisation hosts IRL feel-good sessions, workshops, events, installations & after- school clubs that celebrate the joy of playing, cultivating and growing together.
The show garden will be relocated to Hereford Skate Park following the Chelsea Flower Show. Local education centre Block Mountain College will also have a stake in its care and education programme following relocation. The relocation will support the long-term legacy of the project which will be announced at Chelsea.
Head to the link below to find out more about the garden and the people involved in its creation and legacy.
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