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This year's Cheshire RHS Tatton Show garden brought home three medals for WM Design Studio the coveted gold medal, Best Construction in Show and Best Future Spaces garden.Known simply as 2101, the garden imagined what our British residential gardens would look like in the year 2101, when global warming has caused temperature rises of around 7c.With native species long gone and large specimen cacti and tropical planting thriving, this design resembles the landscape of Southern California or Mexico.With a 'Mad Max' appeal to the garden, it certainly created a talking point at the show and impressed the judges, as well

With a silver medal for the second year on the run and an appearance on BBC2,WM Design Studio have had another massively successful year at RHS Tatton Flower Show in July 2016.The show garden – named From Hall To Home – celebrates the tercentenary of Capability Brown’s birth and demonstrates how his naturalistic planting style has influenced modern garden design.The design won a silver award within the Evolution Gardens, and designer Michael was interviewed by TV presenter Rachel De Thame for the BBC 2 programme about the RHS Flower Show.The design features a classical bust of Capability Brown himself, along