Chelsea flower show garden built with asylum seekers brings ‘message of hope’

Choose Love garden uses materials found in refugee camps and plants that grow on migration routes

A centrepiece garden at this year's Chelsea flower show has been built with the help of a team of asylum seekers with a design that recreates Europe's migration routes and uses materials found in refugee camps.

The Choose Love garden, named after a charity working with displaced people, uses the sustainable superadobe" building technique found in camp architecture.