A lush, productive balcony garden features a wooden potting bench, rattan seating, and a central potted tree, all surrounded by numerous plants in terracotta pots beneath a timber pergola.
Balcony Garden Gold Medal

A Little Garden of Shared Knowledge sponsored by Viking

Designed by Katerina Kantalis
About this garden

The story

This garden has been thoughtfully designed for a well-travelled, retired creative couple with a deep passion for horticulture and the arts. Serving as both a private sanctuary and a welcoming space for friends and family, it offers an environment where gardening techniques, travel experiences and family traditions are shared.

The space encourages nurturing, with a curated selection of flowers, herbs, vegetables and fruit arranged within a compact layout. Drawing on insights from previous gardens and travels near and far, the balcony represents a culmination of learning, exploration and a desire to pass on knowledge, particularly to younger family members.

Having recently downsized to a London townhouse to be closer to cultural events, the imagined couple remains deeply committed to gardening. Their balcony garden fosters intergenerational connections, supports the sharing of stories and skills and stands as a living legacy.


Sustainability notes

Movable pots and long-lasting materials allow flexibility and reduce waste, while the integration of multi-purpose plants - those that can be used for cooking, tea, or natural management of pests - illustrates a sustainable, closed-loop mindset. The use of evergreen and seasonal plants together ensures year-round interest without frequent replanting.

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Key Plants 4

Trees/Shrubs 1

Fruit 4

Vegetables/Kitchen Garden 27

Herbs 5

Herbaceous perennials & Evergreens 15

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