Watch: Celebrities paint garden gnomes for Chelsea Flower Show as ban lifts
Summary
The Royal Horticultural Society has temporarily allowed garden gnomes to be displayed again at the Chelsea Flower Show. Several celebrities, including Alan Titchmarsh, Dame Mary Berry, and David Beckham, have painted garden gnomes to help raise money for a school gardening campaign.Key Facts
- The Chelsea Flower Show is running until Saturday, 23 May.
- The ban on garden gnomes at the show has been lifted for this year only.
- Celebrities have decorated garden gnomes to support the Royal Horticultural Society’s school gardening campaign.
- Alan Titchmarsh, Dame Mary Berry, and David Beckham are some of the famous people involved.
- The event is organized by the Royal Horticultural Society, which promotes gardening and plants.
- The garden gnomes are being shown ahead of the flower show’s opening.
- The Chelsea Flower Show is a well-known annual gardening event in the UK.
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