Forest bathing garden wins Chelsea flower show top prize
by Helena Horton Environment reporter from Environment | The Guardian on (#6MZ3Q)
First-time exhibitor Ula Maria scoops best in show for garden designed for muscular dystrophy charity
A garden demonstrating the joys of forest bathing has won best in show at the Chelsea flower show.
Designed by the first-time exhibitor Ula Maria, the garden was inspired by the ancient Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku, which means being calm and quiet among trees, breathing deeply and observing nature.
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