Chelsea garden update

The team is officially on site at the 2025 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, and the build of the Songbird Survival Garden is well underway.

In just a few days, the transformation has been remarkable — the central Birdhouse Den now stands proudly, log retaining walls are taking shape, and vibrant planting is beginning to bring colour, texture, and life to the space.

The garden, designed as a sanctuary for both people and wildlife, features thoughtful elements like rain chains, a functional pond, and a rain garden, with handcrafted details adding warmth and character. Every step of the construction reflects a deep commitment to community, creativity, and conservation.

What makes this project truly special for the NN Team is its future beyond Chelsea — the entire garden will soon be relocated to our Community Centre project, in the heart of Bransholme, marking the first RHS Chelsea garden to find a permanent home in the area.

This inspiring journey from concept to showpiece to community space is a testament to the power of partnership and shared vision, and there’s still more to come as the garden nears its big reveal- www.songbird-survival.org.uk  www.nicolaoakey.com | Project Giving Back

To view the latest updates of the garden build at RHS Chelsea 2025 – Visit our social media accounts www.instagram.com/nnetworkhull/ | www.facebook.com/NNetworkHull

Garden sponsor: @project.giving.back
Charity partner: @songbirdsurvival
Garden Designer: @nicola.oakey.garden.design
Landscaper: @crowton_rowarth_ltd

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