CED enjoy success at the Chelsea Flower Show

CED supplied natural stone products to no fewer that 10 gardens at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

“We are immensely proud and very fortunate to have been, yet again heavily involved in so many great gardens and designs. With a total of 3 gold and 2 silver gilt medals and our official supporting of Perennial Gardeners Royal Benevolent Society this year, Chelsea 2014 has proven to be one of the best yet. Our commitment to excellence and our determination to be the best at what we do ensures that our clients are never let down or supplied with anything but the best quality, service and largest range of natural stone to choose from in the industry,” said Giles Heap, Managing Director at CED Ltd.

Among the garden designs that featured natural stone products from CED was The Minds Eye Garden, designed by LDC Design, which won both the Gold Award for Best Fresh Garden and the BBC/Peoples’ Choice Award. CED supplied all the stone elements to The Minds Eye Garden including granite paving, benches, wall blocks with various textures and aggregates.

CED Ltd. also supplied the following gardens with natural stone materials:

From the Moors to the Sea – A Celebration of RHS Britain in Bloom
Designed by Alan Titchmarsh and Kate Gould.
CED materials featured: Gabbro Boulders, Golden Amber Footpath Gravel, Playsand & White sand, Scottish Beach Cobbles and Pebbles

A Garden for First Touch at St Georges
Designed by Patrick Collins
Silver Gilt Award
CED materials featured: Beach Pebbles, Cotswold Gravel, Yorkstone Walling and Cedec Gold Footpath gravel

Perennial Gardeners Royal Benevolent Society – Celebating 175 years
Designed by Jo Thompson and Fiona Silk
Silver Gilt Award
CED materials featured: Gabion Cages from Gabion Inspiration, yellow Quartz Paddlestones, Cornish Granite Imperial Setts, Cedagravel and Silver grey granite aggregate

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