Jim Fogarty, Australia
This garden used exclusively Australian plants. Jim Fogarty also took gold at the Chelsea flower show earlier this year Photograph: PR
Maro Avrabou and Dimitri Xenakis, France
This ‘Flower Power’ design combines real flowers with photographs of flowers and colourful lights Photograph: PR
Lim in Chong, Malaysia
This garden features tropical plants and sustainable materials and focuses on architectural spacing Photograph: PR
Anouk Vogel, Switzerland
This abstract interpretation of 'peace' is an all-white garden, with flower heads, stalks and leaves made out of white paper Photograph: PR
David Davidson, South Africa
At the heart of this garden is a light feature symbolising the creation myth of African bushmen, with animals and people coming out of a great tree, enveloped by a deconstructed Ndebele clay hut Photograph: PR
Jo Thompson, Italy
This 'Reconnection Garden' includes a circular pool with an intermittent pulse, creating ripples in the water, and olive trees to suggest the feeling of a secluded grove Photograph: PR
Sarah Eberle, UK
This ‘Finding Unity’ garden is a contemporary interpretation of motifs for peace: the Japanese hill and pond, the Greek Elysium fields and the English picturesque Photograph: PR
Kazuyuki Ishihara, Japan
Ishihara uses garden design to express his belief in the need for peaceful co-existence between humans and nature Photograph: PR
Jonathan Denby, UK
A snail put paid to Denby's plans of creating an authentic Lake District garden ... Photograph: PR
Nico Wissing, Netherlands
'Green' is the guiding principle for Wissing's designs, from the planning stage to the use of eco-materials Photograph: PR
