Tees Rivers Trust

ALT A group of people gathered around the Seawilding Garden exhibit at the Chelsea Flower Show. In the foreground, a water tank lined with upright slabs of stone and filled with seagrass, shells and pebbles represents a coastal marine habitat. A MUSA landscape architecture representative in a patterned shirt and kilt is speaking to the group. Behind them, more visitors walk through the busy showground.

ALT A landscaped show garden featuring a shallow water tank edged with upright slabs of natural stone, evoking a rocky shoreline. The tank contains visible seagrass and shells, representing a coastal marine habitat. Behind it, the garden transitions to lush green planting with wildflowers, small conifers and birch trees. A large metal sculpture of seagrass rises in the background, and a wooden bench sits near the back right corner, close to a stone pathway that bisects the garden. A chain-link fence borders the foreground.

ALT A group of press photographers gathered around the Seawilding Garden exhibit at the Chelsea Flower Show. In the centre, two MUSA landscape architecture representatives are hugging as they celebrate their gold award. Behind them, a water tank lined with upright slabs of stone and filled with seagrass, shells and pebbles represents a coastal marine habitat. A large metal sculpture of seagrass rises in the background.

ALT A group of people from gathered around the Seawilding Garden exhibit at the Chelsea Flower Show. In the foreground, two representatives from MUSA landscape architecture - a man in a patterned shirt and kilt and a woman in sunglasses - hold gold certificates awarded to the garden. Representatives from Seawilding, wearing kilts and matching blue hoodies bearing the word Seawilding, are smiling at the camera. Beside the group, a water tank lined with upright slabs of stone and filled with seagrass, shells and pebbles represents a coastal marine habitat.