PHOTOS: Every single garden (and the winners) at the Chelsea Flower Show

There are 27 gardens at this year's Chelsea Flower Show including Feature Gardens, Show Gardens, Sanctuary Gardens, Artisan Gardens, Balcony Gardens and Container Gardens. But which design has won Gold and Best in Show?

Following a rigorous judging process, RHS judges have been awarding garden designers with medals on the official opening day, with Gold being the most highly coveted.

At this historic autumn show there really is something for everyone, with each garden – however big or small – providing inspiration and take-home ideas. We've compiled every single garden from the Chelsea Flower Show 2021 right here. And we're updating this page with all the winning medals and awards for each garden category as they're announced. Please n0te, feature gardens are not judged, as well as balcony and container gardens.

What medals are available? Gold, Silver-Gilt, Silver and Bronze.

What awards are up for grabs? Every category has a Best in Show and the Best Show Garden is particularly sought-after, there's also a Best Construction and the People's Choice Award; the latter of which is judged by the public.

FEATURE GARDEN | (not judged)

Designed by Arit Anderson, this garden illustrates how gardening and growing plants provides hope and joy, as we enjoy the fruits of our labour as our plants flourish and grow.

FEATURE GARDEN | (not judged)

Designed by Marie-Louise Agius, this garden demonstrates how gardens, plants and green spaces can play an integral part in protecting our planet and people and ensure a greener, more resilient future for us all.

FEATURE GARDEN | (not judged)

Designed by David Dodd, this garden promotes a unique tree-planting initiative to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee in 2022. It delivers a powerful message on the importance of woodland and biodiversity.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: SILVER

Designed by Ekaterina Zasukhina with Carly Kershaw, this design is inspired by a garden in the heart of the metropolis of Yekaterinburg, Russia, which sits at the border between Europe and Asia. The garden brings the two continents together in a sweeping naturalistic composition evocative of the beauty of Russia’s ancient Ural Mountain landscapes; its peaks, forests, rivers and slopes.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: GOLD

Designed by The Administration of Forestry and Gardening of Guangzhou Municipality, this garden highlights how the health and wellbeing of people and the natural world can be sustained through integrated environmental systems.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: SILVER

Designed by Robert Myers, the Florence Nightingale Garden's theme is 'nurture through nature', inspired by the idea that the shortest road to recovery leads through a garden.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: GOLD

Designed by Charlotte Harris and Hugo Bugg, this garden is about forging beautiful, vital outdoor spaces in places we need them the most.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: GOLD

Designed by Jonathan Snow, this garden aims to capture the essence of Nepal and the wider Himalayan region through a representation of the culture, plants and landscape, specifically of the Himalayan foothills.

SHOW GARDEN | Award: GOLD

Designed by Tom Massey and supported by Sarah Mead, Creative Director at Yeo Valley Organic, this garden has been designed to nurture soil biodiversity and support pollinators, demonstrating how we can work with nature to benefit us all.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: GOLD

Designed by Sarah Eberle, this garden – inspired by the landscape of Dartmoor where Sarah grew up – represents a spiritual oasis within an urban setting, a place of escape to re-engage with nature and to strengthen mental health and wellbeing.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER

Designed by University of Oxford & Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, this garden is a tribute to the efforts of the thousands working in the NHS, not only nurses and doctors, but also physios, pharmacists, porters, technicians, and other unseen and unsung staff. ‘Finding Our Way’ is a space in which to reflect on the events of the pandemic.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

Designed by Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Finland, this garden celebrates the International Year of Plant Health (IYPH). The garden hopes to promote traditional ways we can live in harmony with our natural environment to protect it.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

Designed by Thomas Hoblyn, this garden was inspired by the well-loved children’s story by Frances Hodgson- Burnett. It's a contemporary interpretation of the journey to an enchanted, life-changing sanctuary.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER-GILT

Designed by Mr Tawatchai Sakdikul and Miss Ploytabtim Suksang, this garden aims to represent the two sides of Bangkok – colourful, busy and sleepless yet culturally rich, peaceful, delicate – and bring them together through this minimal, modern garden that explores the variety of the city’s spirit and energy.

SANCTUARY GARDEN | Award: SILVER

Designed by Alan Williams, this garden is inspired by the celebrated Nordic restaurant Noma, and focuses on conserving nature’s bounty through fermentation and preservation. The garden seeks to champion and empower the over 60s and challenge the out-dated stereotypes of ageing.

ARTISAN GARDEN | Award: SILVER

Designed by The Blue Diamond Group Team, this garden takes inspiration from a National Trust owned forge located in Branscombe, Devon. It hopes to demonstrate how heritage and traditions have been retained whilst simultaneously embracing modern needs without losing its artisan qualities.

ARTISAN GARDEN | Award: SILVER

Designed by Adam Woolcott & Jonathan Smith, the garden illustrates the journey of somebody with sight loss and celebrates 90 years of Guide Dogs for the Blind Association.

BALCONY GARDEN

Designed by Nicola Hale and inspired by early modernist architecture, the Landform Balcony Garden seeks to create a place for the homeowner to relax and entertain.

BALCONY GARDEN

Designed by Martha Krempel, this balcony garden is about pure escape, with a swaying daybed, lush planting and subtropical leaves.

BALCONY GARDEN

Designed by Alexandra Noble, this balcony garden aims to champion that small spaces can be productive, practical and enchanting. It features a continuous green edge planted with herbs for culinary use as well as blooms which are beneficial to pollinators.

BALCONY GARDEN

Designed by James Smith, this small but perfectly formedoasis is designed for busy city living, where space is at a premium and the stress of everyday life is at a maximum.

BALCONY GARDEN

Designed by Michael Coley, this balcony garden is a quiet place tucked away up high in the sky for contemplation and relaxation.

CONTAINER GARDEN

Designed by Mika Misawa, A Tranquil Space in the City is a garden for people who seek tranquillity. It features a very simple planting scheme with only one flowering plant.

CONTAINER GARDEN

Designed by John McPherson, Pop Street Garden is designed as a space to get energised and jump-start the transition from ‘lockdown to on-the-town’.

CONTAINER GARDEN

Designed by Ellie Edkins, the Hot Tin Roof Garden is inspired by a life lived by the beach and is all about creating a relaxing and engaging outdoor space for the urban environment.

CONTAINER GARDEN

Designed by Sara Edwards, , this garden’s aim is to create an urban pocket forest and haven for wildlife. It's inspired by the balconies of Milan’s Bosco Verticale and tiny urban forests utilising the Miyawaki method.

CONTAINER GARDEN

Designed by Anna Dabrowska-Jaudi, the Stolen Soul Garden intends to raise awareness of mental health issues, especially in the new reality shaped by the global coronavirus pandemic.