Free days out in our gardens, exclusive access to our inspiring shows and expert advice – there are so many benefits to being an RHS member
Walk with us, talk with us, grow with us
At RHS Gardens
At our shows and events
- Enjoy access to exclusive members’ days and discounts on public days at our world-famous shows including the RHS Chelsea Flower Show (subject to availability – please book early to avoid disappointment)
- Be first to hear about the amazing variety of gardening events, workshops, talks and tours near you
Other exciting benefits
- Immerse yourself in The Garden magazine each month. Every issue is packed with advice and the RHS Life section is designed to help you make the most of your membership
- Develop your gardening skills with free advice from our team of horticultural experts, either online, face-to-face, via post or by phone
- Grow the beauty of RHS Gardens at home by ordering seeds harvested from our gardens to grow yourself
- Browse or borrow at the RHS Lindley Library – the world’s leading horticultural library
- Treat yourself for less with a wide variety of special RHS Offers online and in the RHS Shops and Plant Centres
Browse our full list of membership types and benefits
Help us nurture a brighter future for gardening
Did you know we’re a charity? Our work to enrich everyone’s life through plants is only made possible through the support of our members. This important, varied work is making a positive impact on the environment and people’s health and happiness.
Here are just a few highlights:
Plants can do extraordinary things, for example helping to mitigate the effects of climate change. We are committed to supporting Britain’s 27 million gardeners and our scientific research aims to help tackle some of the biggest environmental challenges facing us all today, from extreme weather conditions to pests and diseases. Find out how you can help too.
We all have an innate connection with nature, and are happier in green spaces. It’s now proven that being in a garden or gardening helps improve mental and physical wellbeing, which was the focus of the RHS Back to Nature Garden, co-designed by HRH The Duchess of Cambridge for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Some of the planting from the garden will go to an NHS Mental Health Trust to benefit patients and staff.
Inspiring the next generation of gardeners and horticultural scientists is vital in our work to promote the value of plants, nature and health and wellbeing to young people. There are more than 38,000 schools and youth groups involved in our Campaign for School Gardening and our inspiring Green Plan It for secondary schools. Find out how schools can sign up.
Terms and conditions:
- *Individual membership entitles you to bring a family guest or two children for free
- **Entry restrictions may apply at some gardens. Find out more and check access on our Partner Gardens pages. With a Joint membership, only the main member is eligible for free entry to the Partner Gardens
