Telegraph wins gold medal at Chelsea Flower Show While other gardens concentrated on clipped hedges and exotic plants, the Daily Telegraph garden recreated a 'damp meadow in May' with wild flowers like red campion, meadowsweet and even cow parsley to take the viewer back to the countryside of their childhood. Miss Price, 31, who is also designing gardens at the Olympic Park, was exhausted but thrilled to win Gold. Bob Sweet, one of the RHS judges, said she was leading her generation in creating a new sort of garden based on more natural kind of planting. He said it was a "great talent" to recreate natural beauty without making it look contrived. It feels like a natural garden and I think whichever way you look at it it really does have charming beauty about it. Natural planting is something we are seeing so much more of now, Sarah has done it beautifully well. She has a talent in making it artistically work. It is a great talent. Previously Miss Price won gold for her conceptual garden at the Hampton Court Palace Flower show and then two consecutive silvers at Chelsea but this is her first gold at Chelsea The Daily Telegraph won Best in Show three years in a row in 2009, 2010 and 2011. Cleve West won Best in Show for the second year running for his garden for Brewin Dolphin.