RHS Master Grower

Nurseries up and down the country do stellar jobs each year breeding and producing plants for us to enjoy in our gardens. Here at the RHS, we celebrate the hard work of nurseries and growers at our flower shows through our Master Grower scheme.

The RHS Master Grower highlights those that we think have gone above and beyond their call of duty, with five leading nurseries being featured at our flower shows throughout the season. 

You’ll find the Master Grower with a showstopping display in the shows' Marquees – or if you're at Chelsea, look out for all five in the Great Pavilion. You can discover the story behind the nursery, ask questions and discover their techniques for success.

We’ll be revealing our 2020 Master Growers soon, but for now take a look at who we selected as our chosen five in 2019.

The 2019 Master Growers

• RHS Flower Show Cardiff: Ron Scamp's Bulbs

• RHS Malvern Spring Festival: Mendip Bonsai

• RHS Chelsea Flower Show: All Master Growers are featured within the RHS experience

• RHS Chatsworth Flower Show: Pennard Plants

• RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival: Downderry Lavender

• RHS Flower Show Tatton Park: Chrysanthemums Direct
   

What makes a Master Grower? 

• Propagate a high percentage of plant material at their own nursery
• Use methods that are ethical and sustainable where possible
• Be involved with plant breeding or the development of new varieties
• Produce a range of unusual, garden-worthy plants
• Support the RHS Shows and the RHS Gardens
• Have achieved past awards and medals
• Give great customer service

The 2018 Master Growers

• RHS Flower Show Cardiff – Dibleys Nurseries
• RHS Malvern Spring Festival – Avon Bulbs
• RHS Chatsworth Flower Show – D’Arcy and Everest
• RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show – Hampshire Carnivorous Plants
• RHS Flower Show Tatton Park – Roualeyn Fuchsias