Ula Maria's 'Forest Bathing' Garden Wins Top Prize at Chelsea Flower Show

First-time competitor's design inspired by Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku earns Best in Show for Muscular Dystrophy UK

The garden features 40 birch trees and woodland-edge plants, creating a calming, immersive environment.
Ula Maria's design emphasizes accessibility for those with muscular dystrophy, with wide paths for easy navigation.
The garden reflects a trend towards nature-inspired, therapeutic designs at this year's Chelsea Flower Show.
Other notable winners include Matthew Childs for Best Construction and Tom Bannister for Best Ecotherapy Garden.
The Chelsea Flower Show continues to highlight innovative garden designs and the mental health benefits of green spaces.