Floral Marquee, sponsored by HSBC UK

The Floral Marquee, sponsored by HSBC UK, will be back bigger and better, with over 70 carefully selected, exemplary exhibitors hoping to be awarded a converted RHS Medal.

Filled with stunning displays of spring bulbs, tactile foliage and all manner of every day and unusual plants and flowers, the Floral Marquee, sponsored by HSBC UK, is a true feast for the eyes.

Shop for Plants

There are opportunities to buy choice plants and rare gems directly from over 70 expert nurseries to fill your garden and home. The nursery owners are also on hand throughout the show to answer questions, provide advice and share with visitors their floral passion. 

Results

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Exhibitors & Descriptions

COMPANY WWW DESCRIPTION STAND NOS.
Laurence Hobbs Orchids   Beginners and Growers Orchids 800
Driftwood Bonsai   Bonsai Trees 801
Wack’s Wicked Plants www.wackswickedplants.co.uk Carnivorous plants 802
Growing Crazy   Display celebrating the diversity of Pelargoniums 803
Ottershaw Cacti   Rare and unusual cacti, succulents & air plants. 804
G&K Carnations   A display of cut flower Carnations 805
South Devon Chilli Farm   Chillies – a world of colour, flavour and heat! 806
Pershore College   Student-led display and plant sales 807
Farmyard Nurseries   Carnivorous plants, shade loving herbaceous, shrubs 808
Ashcroft’s Perennials and Ornamental Grasses   Ornamental grasses 809
Chrysanthemums Direct   Cut-Flower Bloom Spray Chrysanthemums 810
Floyds Clematis and Climbers www.floydsclematisandclimbers.co.uk Spring flowering Clematis 811
Strete Gate Camellias   Camellias and their care 812
Pellies n Smellies www.pelliesnsmellies.co.uk Showing a wide range of Scented Pelargoniums 813
Piccolo Plants Nursery   Unusual, Hardy and Tender succulents 816
Brogues Gate Nursery   Good range of Japanese maples 817
D’Arcy & Everest   818
East of Eden Nursery   Geums esp varieties bred and raised on nursery. 819
Hardy Eucalyptus by Grafton Nursery www.hardy-eucalyptus.com Expansive display of Eucalyptus trees for the UK 820
Calamazag Plant Nursery   Display of Dianthus 821
Dan’s Plants   Cumbrian grown peat free cottage garden plants. 822
Hare Spring Cottage Plants LLP   Camassia Educational Display 825
W&S Lockyer   Perennials with succulents 826
Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd   Raised Pond and smaller ponds 829
Leafy Lytham Ltd   Display of high impact early flowering perennials 830
Kitchen Garden Plant Centre www.kitchengardenplantcentre.co.uk A display of herbs and edible plants 831
Sienna Hosta www.siennahosta.co.uk British Grown Hostas 832
Plantagogo   Heuchera, Heucherella & Tiarella 834
Ledburns Cottage Garden Plants   Perennial cottage garden plants 835
Primal Plants   Climate smart plants, palm trees and succulents 836
Pheasant Acre Plants   spring flowering bulbs 837
Staddon Farm Nurseries   National Collection Epimediums – woodland setting 838
Hardy’s Cottage Garden Plants   Spring flowering herbaceous perennials 839
Alchemy Ferns Ferns and Tree Ferns 840
Green Jjam Nurseries   Penstemon and Perennials in a garden setting 841
Skerne Alpines Nursery www.skernealpines.co.uk Display of Alpine & Rockery plants in containers 842
Bluebell Cottage Gardens   Display of hardy perennials with spring interest. 843
Brookfield Plants   A display of Hostas 844
Jurassic Plants (J P TRD LTD)   Fruit trees and shrubs for the patio and garden 845
John Cullen Gardens Ltd   Plants for Pollinators 846
Plants Let’s Grow   Display of sedums/sempervivums/hylotelephiums 847
Norfield Nurseries   848
Rosemeade Nurseries   Unusual trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants 849
ZCSucculents   Succulents surviving against odds in ruined city 850
Primrose Hall Peonies (Herbert White) www.primrosehallpeonies.co.uk Peonies 851
Gardeners Delight Nursery   Perennials for bees and pollinators 852
Tynings Climbers Www.Tyningsplants.co.uk Hardy and tender climbers 853
Hogarth Hostas www.hogarth-hostas.co.uk Educational help to grow better hosta 854
Hewitt-Cooper Carnivorous Plants   A display of tropical and temperate carnivorous plants 855
Dibleys Nurseries www.dibleys.com Streptocarpus, Begonias and other houseplants 856
Roualeyn Fuchsias   A display of Fuchsias 857
Harts Nursery   A display of lilies 858
Mandy Plants A display of Nemesia hybrids 859
Craig House Cacti   A wide range of cacti and other succulents. 860
Garth Cottage Herbs   New Lindley display herbs or French Herb Garden 861
Derbyshire Bonsai www.derbyshirebonsai.co.uk Bonsai Trees 862
Hampshire Carnivorous Ltd   Carnivorous plants 863
The Tetbury Flower Company   Evolution of a dahlia plant 864
Taylors Bulbs   A display of Narcissus through the seasons 865
C & K Jones   Roses 866
Mike’s Hostas   Perception – Showing different ways to grow Hostas 867
Home Farm Plants   Elatum Delphiniums 868
National Dahlia Society Display of early pot grown dahlias and information on propagating dahlias. 871
The Rose Society UK A celebration of 150 years of The Rose Society UK 872
The British Fuchsia Society Display of Fuchsias 873
West and Midlands Iris Group Informative iris display enriched with floral elements 874
National Vegetable Society Midlands Branch Display of top quality vegetables in pots 875
CDS Plants   Exotic orchid display and Display of various Acers and Hydrangea species 814 & 815
New Forest Hostas   Display of hostas, ferns and other foliage plants 824 & 824
Hoyland Plant Centre   An education display of Agapanthus, Amarines & Nerines 827 & 828
Alpine Garden Society alpine gardening in small spaces

Exhibiting for the First Time

The following exhibitors are showing for the first time:

  • Farmyard Nurseries
  • Growing Crazy
  • John Cullen Gardens
  • Pellies n Smellies
  • The Tetbury Flower Company
  • ZC Succulents

Returning After Several Years’ Absence

  • Sienna Hostas
  • Taylors Bulbs

Plant Societies and Groups

The National Plant Societies and Groups who will be joining us us in 2026 will include:

  • The British Fuchsia Society
  • The Rose Society UK
  • National Vegetable Society Midlands Branch
  • West and Midlands Iris Group
  • The Alpine Garden Society – joining us for the first time
  • National Dahlia Society

Master Grower

Each year, the RHS Master Grower exhibits within the Floral Marquee, sponsored by HSBC UK. Find out more about the 2026 Master Grower, W&S Lockyer  here.

RHS Advisory Stand

Speak to the experts about all things gardening, from plant health issues, to planting in shady gardens and advice on propagation at the RHS Advisory Stand in the Floral Marquee, sponsored by HSBC UK. Find out more about this and the other locations you can get gardening help and advice across the Festival here.