RHS shows include a wide range of exhibits designed to inspire, inform and educate. Affiliated Societies and specialist areas, including areas for specialist growers are available at most of our shows. The following shows the range of opportunities available:
Cardiff
- Affiliated Societies – The opportunity for RHS Affiliated Societies and Partner Gardens to provide information stands at the show.
- Plant Plots - Garden centres and nurseries can enjoy great plant sales opportunities and showcase their ranges of plants in associated display areas.
Chelsea
- The Power of Plants – A new interactive feature where exhibitors are encouraged to demonstrate exhibits of scientific or educational interest.
- The RHS Chelsea Florist of the Year and The RHS Young Chelsea Florist of the Year Competition will be taking place for the second year running. For entry details please see www.britishfloristassociation.org.
- Floral Arrangement – The opportunity for National Association of Flower Arranging Societies to show off their design and creativity skills.
Hampton Court
- Plant Heritage Marquee – Exhibits from National Plant Collection holders in the UK and Ireland.
- Rose and Floristry Marquee - ‘Romance and Roses’: Fabulous array of roses staged by UK breeders and growers. New this year: Floristry has teamed up with the rose marquee and showcases professional florists, floristry colleges across the UK and indoor plant / flower organisations.
- Grow Your Own Marquee - showcases fruit and vegetables, promoting local sourcing, specialist growers and organic specialists: selling seeds, plant and tree material.
- Show Features – With no restrictions on the design brief, show features provide an opportunity for designers to express their vivid imagination, with themes and concepts to attract attention.
- Plant Village – Garden centres and nurseries can enjoy great plant sales opportunities and showcase their ranges of plants in associated display areas.
- Scarecrow Competition - This year focuses on ‘Sporting Champions’ and is open to all primary schools and pre-schools from South East England who are registered with the Campaign of School Gardening. Winning entrants are invited to the show on Preview day and can compete for first, second and third prizes.
Tatton Park
- National Plant Societies - Exhibits from National Plant Collection holders in the UK and Ireland.
- Horticultural Arts and Crafts Pavilion – Presents the work of artists, craftspeople and designers whose work is inspired by or created from horticulture.
- Floral Design Studio – Floral arrangements and floristry.
- Show Features - With no restrictions on the design brief, show features provide an opportunity for designers to express their vivid imagination, with themes and concepts to profile their organisation of business.
- RHS National Flower Bed Competition – Opportunity for local authorities, communities and horticultural colleges from all over the UK to showcase their skills and experience to stage a flower bed that reflects their identity.
- Plant Plaza - Garden centres and nurseries can enjoy great plant sales opportunities and showcase their ranges of plants in associated display areas.
- School's Container Competition - primary schools and pre schools from the local area can enter the annual container competition where children are challenged to grow their own flowers and plants in a recycled container. Each year this category has a different theme and visitors can vote for their favourite.
London Shows