Rhs chelsea flower show

Chelsea Flower Show 2024 returns with inspiring garden designs and practical advice for seasoned and novice gardeners, and some key themes: money-saving tips, the joys of gardening and championing sustainability.

We're so excited to be exhibiting again at RHS Chelsea Flower Show this year. We will be on stand 615 showcasing our beautiful new RHS Botanicals fabric collection. If you're visiting RHS Chelsea Flower Show this year, read our handy guide on how to make the most of your visit 🌺

Flower expert Robbie Honey writes about the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2017. Read our Journal for his highlights of this year's show and what inspired his love of orchids from a young age.

The David Harber Trade Stand for the 2023 RHS Chelsea Flower Show represents a unique collaboration of landscape design and fine art. James Doyle Design Associates' had the goal of displaying and presenting David Harber’s award-winning sculptures in a distinctively fresh way.

Hope on the Horizon - Help for Heroes sponsored by The Havisham Trust Award: Best Show Garden - People's Choice Award: Silver Gilt Medal Designed by: Matt Keightley Built by: Farr & Roberts Sponsored by: David Brownlow Hope on the Horizon is a contemplative space that represents the process which injured servicemen and women go through on the road to recovery, designed to support Help for Heroes. Granite blocks symbolise the soldiers’ physical wellbeing and planting reflects their mental…

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show (or the Great Spring Show) takes place for five days in May on the grounds of London's Royal Hospital Chelsea. It is often visited by members of the British Royal Family and celebrities. Major attractions of the Chelsea Flower Show are amazing gardens highlighted with Flo

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Chelsea 2024: A guide to the Octavia Hill Garden Garden designer Ann-Marie Powelll is creating this year's Octavia Hill garden for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2024. What would Octavia do? That’s the question Ann-Marie Powell asked herself in October 2022, when the National Trust chose her to create an exuberant, contemporary show garden inspired by Octavia Hill (1838-1912), a founder of the charity.