Exhibitors
RHS National Flower Bed Competition
Slide Show
The slide show features all of the flower beds at the show and awards received. To find out more about these flower beds click on the links further down the page.
For the eighth year running, the RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park will display the culmination of months of hard work for local authorities and communities across the UK, as the finale of the RHS National Flower Bed Competition takes place.
Demonstrating the increasing importance that both councils and local communities set on their surrounding environment, the competition sees competitors working with a 7m by 4m (23.3x13.3ft) bed to showcase a wide variety of creative and unique planting.
This year, as part of the event’s new grid layout, the flower beds will continue to be situated in a high profile location running from the East of the showground towards the Floral Marquee.
Askham Bryan College: Roman Courtyard
Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council: The Spirit Of Blackburn
Bury Metropolitan Borough Council: Prize Pudding Pitching
Cardiff County Council: Billy the Seal
Cheltenham Borough Council: Cheltenham Spa
Cheshire County Council with Tatton Park: House Fit For A King
City of Wakefield Metropolitan District Council: The Mulberry Bush
Conwy County Borough Council: Alice In Wonderland
Knutsford Town Council: A Penny For Them
Lancaster City Council: For The Fallen
Mansfield District Council: Kingsmill Viaduct/Maun Valley Trail
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council: Newcastles Of The World
Nottingham City Council: Howzat!
Preston City Council: The Cuerdale Hoard
Scarborough in Bloom supported by Scarborough Borough Council: The Dinosaur Coast
St Helens Council in partnership with St Helens College: Challenge Your Perspective
Stockport Metropolitan Council: Bit of the old Know-how
Stoke-on-Trent City Council: The Greenway to a Changing City
Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council: Trafford Through Mondrian Eyes
Vale Royal Borough Council: The Weaver Flat
Welsh College of Horticulture & Flintshire County Council: Arthurian Flintshire
Woodburn Nursery and Darlington Borough Council: Blooms in Transit
Official supporter of the Competition, Ball Colegrave, supplies 80% of the seeds for the exhibitors, and as world leaders in breeding from both seeds and cuttings, are giving visitors the chance to see brand new varieties on display for the first time.