GreenTech 2025 Showcases LED Innovations Advancing Sustainable Horticulture in Amsterdam

The 2025 RHS Chelsea Flower Show showcased a harmonious blend of traditional gardening aesthetics, technological innovation, and environmental mindfulness. Highlights included Joe and Laura Carey's Norfolk coastline-inspired garden featuring a tidal water feature that encouraged visitors to slow down and appreciate nature's details, and Nigel Dunnett's sand dune garden that emphasized coastal resilience and drought tolerance. Kazuyuki Ishihara's gold medal-winning garden celebrated Japanese landscaping principles with serene elements like raked gravel and native plants, embodying the concept of 'living art.' Technological advancements were prominently featured, such as Tom Massey and Je Ahn's collaboration with Microsoft, which demonstrated how smart sensors and AI can optimize urban tree health and sustainability. Additionally, sustainable horticulture technologies like ams OSRAM's latest high-efficiency LEDs and UV-C disinfection systems were introduced to enhance plant growth and reduce chemical use. These developments reflect a growing trend toward gardens that are not only visually appealing but also ecologically responsible and technologically supported.