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Rooted in nature’s healing powers

A new indoor botanical Sky Garden has opened at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London, that aims to support the cognitive function, wellbeing, and rehabilitation of intensive care patients. FundedbyCW+, the hospital’s charity, the garden is part of the redevelopment and expansion of the recently opened adult intensive care unit on the top floor of the hospital, with a space for patients and staff to escape into nature, away from the clinical environment. “Gardens, quite simply, improve our lives. To go and sit among plants and nature, especially in the context of a bustling hospital, has an immediate positive impact on stress levels,” said the garden’s award winning designer, Jinny Blom, artist in residence at CW+.