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Spring Garden sets culinary collaboration with José Pizzaro for Chelsea Flower Show 2025
By Shivani Dubey | 9 April 2025 | Culture, Food & Drink
Acclaimed Spanish chef José Pizzaro will join chef patron Skye Gyngell at Spring Garden for its third residency at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025
Spring Garden, the immersive culinary experience headlining RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, has tapped acclaimed Spanish chef José Pizzaro for its third residency at the festival.
Known for its ‘straight from the earth’ food offering, Spring Garden captivates guests with simple yet extraordinary dishes that incorporate sustainability at the heart. Open during RHS Chelsea Flower Show (20 to 24 May 2025), this is a collaboration between chef Skye Gyngell and luxury London caterer AP&Co.
Skye will continue to lead the farm-to-fork menu and select seasonal produce that celebrates simplicity and elegance. Meanwhile, José will bring his signature blend of traditional and contemporary Spanish influences, focusing on the bolder flavours.
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Situated within the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, Spring Garden offers a unique dining experience, where guests can unwind against a serene perennial backdrop. This year, the team has hinted at a menu rich in seasonal ingredients such as asparagus, lovage and heritage citrus, boasting strong flavours and vibrant aromas.
Speaking of having José join her team, Skye expressed her admiration for the chef: “I can’t wait to come back to Spring Garden for another year. I always admired José and having him on board will mean that we can take the menu to the next level. I’m excited to see what we achieve as a team.”
José echoed her sentiments, adding that Spring Garden’s focus on sustainability is what attracted him to the gig.
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“I always believed in cooking with purpose and Spring Garden’s sustainability focus struck a chord with me. It’s great to be collaborating with such talented colleagues, where we can push each other to test the boundaries. Guests can expect the unexpected!” he said.
Guests attending Spring Garden can also expect a range of entertainment including live music, nature walks, wine pairings and more.