Highlights of RHS Sandringham 2026

The prestigious RHS Medals and Awards are handed out as the show opens. Take a tour of the gardens and see if you agree with the judges. The People’s Choice vote opens at 10am on the first day, so you can have your say

There are several judged categories across the show, each with their own set of criteria. Show gardens represent the pinnacle of garden design

​​Feature Gardens The RHS Pollywiggle Garden, The RHS Crafted from Nature Garden and The RHS Royal Legacy Garden showcase local history and culture, with plenty of design inspiration for you to take home to your own spaces.

The Grow Forward Gardens apply the latest in horticultural design research and development; to empower visitors to understand how and why garden design can both mitigate against climate change and improve landscapes

If you are looking for inspiration for your beds at home, head for the Long Borders. Every design is packed with exciting plant combinations, and this year’s theme is problem solving

Take a tour of the Floral Marquee and see which medals have been awarded to the incredible exhibits. The Master Grower will be Peter Beales Roses and takes pride of place among the many specialist growers offering their advice along with an array of beautiful plants

Show Features explore horticultural themes and are dotted all around the showground. Find out more from the Show Guide or have a chat with one of the many show volunteers

Make a bee-line for the Flower School where fabulous Floristry tablescapes and pedestals are created by highly skilled floral artists

Don’t forget to grab a selfie in front of the famous RHS Letters – and tag #RHSSandringham on Instagram @the_rhs to share your pics

It’s a food-lovers paradise at RHS Sandringham, with plenty of delicious street food from around the world to choose from or enjoy fining dining at The Delphinium Restaurant. See all of our food and drink options to get your tastebuds tempted.

Enjoy a chilled glass of Pommery Champagne, our Official Champagne Partner, on the Pommery Champagne Lawn, with beautiful views over the lake towards the Estate, or at their Horsebox Bar located near the Gurkha Trust show garden, or from one of the many bars and cafes onsite

Grow your own is celebrated at the show with the amazing Summer Fruit and Vegetable Competition. If your courgettes get nibbled and your salads all bolt, get expert tips from the dedicated growers awarded medals for their prize veg​

​The Great Taste Market is a mecca for those who love to eat, with specialty cheeses, artisan bakes and homemade ingredients to take home

There’s something for every family member at the show, with plenty of space for little ones to run around. There’s lots to do all around the show, from trails and facepainting to games and activities​

​​See young people and community groups turn their hand to garden design with the Upcycled Containers

Junior visitors can enjoy the fun in the Fruit and Summer Vegetable Competition marquee. Budding young designers should bring their fruit or veg entry (one per person) to the marquee before 12noon on any day. Staff will register the entry and they will be judged by Sandringham gardeners before 1pm, when medals and feedback will be given

‘Leaf letters’ to The King And Queen – children can learn about leaf shapes and choose a leaf to write a message on to the royal couple, posting it in one of the ‘Leaf letter’ post boxes at the show

Imaginations can run wild in the Smoby Children’s Village, where little ones can explore sustainably made playhouses and outdoor toys. Don’t miss the new Mud Cooking House, perfect for curious, creative children who love to explore nature and the great outdoors

See celebrities, influencers and experts on the Main Stage and the Flower School as part of the jam-packed programme. 

Combine your visit to the show with a trip to Pensthorpe Nature Reserve. Visitors to the RHS Sandringham Flower Show can use the discount code RHSPPUB to get a £3 discount on entry for visits from Monday 20 July, up to and including Monday 27 July 2026

On the In the Grow Stage, growers share their expertise and discuss horticultural topics. It’s also where you can find the RHS Advice hub with experts on hand to answer all your gardening question

Visit Soilfest to learn about the life under your feet and join in with the Tree Listening Project for real-time science. See the Girlguiding garden, hear from RHS Head Gardeners and find out about Future Trees in the myriad features around the show