Exhibitors
Floral exhibitors in the Great Pavilion
The rare, the fascinating and the beautiful fill the Great Pavilion - the spectacular centerpiece of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. World-class nurseries, growers and plant specialists dazzle Chelsea visitors with displays of colour and fragrance from some of the world’s finest plant collections.
Some of the companies have provided links to their websites; click on the exhibitor's name to visit the site.
New plant launches at the show
Images: Martin Mulchinock
Eagle Sweet Peas
New plants
Eric Young Orchid Foundation
This year’s exhibit displays orchids in a semi-naturalistic setting, with all plants grown by the Foundation and many exhibited for the first time.
Eversley Nursery
Grasses
Farmyard Nurseries
Ferns, trees and shrubs
Fernatix
Ferns
Fleur de Lys Conservatory Plants
Bougainvilleas, palms, houseplants
Gateshead Council
Three-dimensional display using annual bedding, perennials and carpet bedding
Graeme Iddon Cut Flower Displays
Chrysanthemums, delphiniums
Green Garden Herbs
First time at Chelsea. The nursery is exhibiting a number of fruit-scented sages, low-growing thymes, mints (including citrus mints such as lime, grapefruit and orange), and some of its 15 cultivars of basil. More unusual/rare featured plants include parcel, raspberry sage and Florence mint.
Grenada
Tropical and sub-tropical plants
This year’s exhibit - Time & Tide - evokes the spirit of Grenada’s scenic coves and bays, and features an old jetty with the trappings of bygone days.