Rutland craftsmanship was on full display at this year's Chelsea Flower Show.

Two Rutland-based crafters - a metalworker and a carpenter - both had work which featured in some of the most impressive gardens at this year's show.

One of the crafters was Green-Wood By Design, a Rutland-based specialist in oak structures, with two contributions.

One was to the "Moments of Reflection" garden, a serene design created by Max Parker-Smith - Green-Wood provided the main oak structure which was the focal point in this garden.

They also played a key role in "Save for a Rainy Day", a playful and thought-provoking garden designed by Baz Grainger of Landform UK, which was awarded a Gold Medal. Their contribution included a series of custom wooden beams and screens that reimagined the classic pergola — harmonising beautifully with the garden's natural elements. 

Also representing Rutland was The Gardener's Forge, a Rutland-based specialist in bespoke garden metalwork, led by co-founders  Jamie Bullett and Tim Howells.

They created a stunning, hand-forged metal archway for Horatio's Garden, designed by Bunny Guiness - this garden was also given the coveted five-star award.

Jamie Arnold, owner of Green-Wood By Design, said: "It was a privilege to work alongside a talented team including Cobham Court Landscaping, Gecko Stonework and Hardwood Landscapes".