Sue Ryder at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2024
Our Grief Kind Garden
The Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden will aim to start conversations around grief at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2024.
A national movement of kindness
Almost half the public aren’t sure what to say when someone tells them a close relative or friend has died. Millions of people every year grieve without the help they need, and 86% of bereaved people have felt alone in their grief.
To tackle this we’re creating a national movement of kindness around grief, helping to equip people with the knowledge and tools they need to support themselves, or loved ones who are grieving.
The garden has been designed by RHS award winner Katherine Holland, and is generously sponsored by Project Giving Back, the unique grant-giving charity that funds gardens for good causes at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Grief is an inevitable part of life. It never ends or goes away. But together, we can inspire everyone to grow and become more Grief Kind.
My own experiences of grief and other people’s misunderstanding of it has made me want grief to be talked about more openly, to help support those who are grieving and those who are close to them.
Katherine Holland, designer of the Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden
Discover more about the plants and flowers we'll be using to create our Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden this year.
Grief Kind - supporting someone who is grieving
When it comes to something as tough as grief, it can be hard to know what to say or do that might help someone you love. Sue Ryder's Grief Kind campaign can help you support someone who is grieving.
Thank you
We would like to say a big thank you to the people and companies who have made the Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden possible.
Katherine Holland Garden Design | Project Giving Back | Artisans of Devizes | Village Hotels | Arena Flowers | Patch Plants | Square 4 | Greenscape Gardens | Provender Nurseries | How Green Nursery | Deepdale Trees
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