Grow Zone
Discover the fantastic features in the Grow Zone that will provide inspiration for your garden or green space.
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The grow zone is packed full of gardening delights, for those just starting out as well as seasoned gardeners. Find out more about the Grow Zone below.
Gardening Village
The green-fingered should head straight to the plantsman’s paradise of the Gardening Village for passionate experts and impressive floral displays, seasonal bargains and ideas for the new gardening year.
RHS Flower Show
The RHS Flower Show, inside the Floral Marquee sponsored by HSBC UK, is a true celebration of plants and flowers, with the marquee featuring stunning floral displays and plenty of rare and unusual plants that you won’t want to miss!
Each year a bumper selection of RHS medal-winning nurseries display their finest bulbs, plants and flowers whilst competing for recognition from the esteemed RHS judges.
Each grower is competing for a coveted Gold Medal award from the RHS judges and there is an opportunity to buy from stands alongside their fabulous arrangements.
There is an RHS Gardening Advisory stand in the Floral Marquee, sponsored by HSBC UK. This is manned by a team of experts who are able to give advice on everything from plant health, to encourage biodiversity in your garden and everything in between. You can even bring photographs of your specific plant problems to have them identified (please don’t bring live plants or cuttings)!
The full list of nurseries and bulb merchants who exhibited in 2025 are listed below:
| Company | Stand No. | Description |
| Alchemy Ferns | 615 | A Display of hardy ferns and tree ferns. |
| Ashcrofts Perennials | 604 | Ornamental grasses |
| C Newberry & Son | 638 | Roses |
| C&K Jones | 608 | Roses |
| Calamazag Plant Nursery | 606 | Display of scented dianthus |
| CDS PLANTS | 611 | Phalaenopsis, Oncidiums, Dendrobiums, Vandas, orchid feed and plants. |
| Craig House Cacti | 605 | A wide selection of cacti and other succulent plants |
| Derbyshire Bonsai | 637 | Bonsai Trees |
| Dibleys Nurseries | 639 | Streptocarpus, Begonias and other Houseplants |
| Driftwood Bonsai | 642 | Bonsai Trees |
| Floyds Clematis and Climbers | 603 | Late flowering clematis |
| Gardeners Delight Nursery | 616 | Late summer and autumn flowering perennials and grasses for bees and pollinators |
| Garth Cottage Nursery | 612 | Lindley technical display of garlic varieties and their uses |
| Green Jjam Nurseries | 628 | Penstemon and Perennials in a garden setting |
| Hampshire Carnivorous Plants ltd | 602 | Carnivorous plants in a natural setting |
| Hardy’s Cottage Garden Plants | 622 | Autumn flowering herbaceous perennials, outdoor peat free grown |
| Hare Spring Cottage Plants Llp | 618 | Hardy perennials in a vintage galvanised container display |
| Harts Nursery | 632 | A display of lilies |
| Home Farm Plants | 640 | Elatum Delphiniums |
| Hoyland Plant Centre | 630 | Educational display of Agapanthus Amarine & Nerines |
| Jurassic Plants Trading Limited | 619 | Lindley exhibit showcasing unusual woody edibles combined with a container plant display. |
| Kelnan Plants | 609 | Restio’s, South African and southern hemisphere plants. |
| Kitchen Garden Plant Centre | 627 | A display of herbs and edible plants |
| Leafy Lytham | 634 | An ocean of autumn flowers |
| Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd | 633 | Raised pond 3m x 3m showing a range of pond plants |
| Middleton Nurseries | 641 | Salvias |
| New Forest Hostas | 620 | Hostas, Ferns and other foliage plants |
| Old Court Nurseries LLP | 629 | Display of Michaelmas daisies and tender succulents. |
| Ottershaw Cacti | 636 | Rare and unusual cacti and other succulents |
| Pheasant Acre Plants | 625 | An eyecatching display of cut gladioli |
| Piccolo Plants Nursery | 601 | Potted display of succulents |
| Plantagogo | 617 | Heuchera Heucherella and Tiarella in a garden setting |
| Plants Let’s Grow | 614 | A display of sedums and hylotelephiums throughout the seasons |
| Potash Nursery Ltd | 624 | Pelargoniums – to include many scented leaf varieties, all grown peat free |
| Roualeyn Fuchsias | 607 | A display of Fuchsias |
| Skerne Alpines | 631 | Alpine & Rockery plants in geometrically shaped planters |
| Staddon Farm Nurseries | 623 | Autumnal colour using foliage plants |
| Strete Gate Camellias | 626 | Camellias and their Care |
| Tynings climbers | 613 | Hardy and tender climbers |
| W Robinson & Son (Seeds & Plants) Ltd | 635 | Vegetables for all Tastes and Seasons |
| W&S Lockyer | 621 | Specialist Succulents |
Nurseries, Bulb Market and Seed Specialists
The Gardening Village is full of hand picked nurseries selling a spectrum of specialist plants and flowers, providing the chance to grab some seasonal bargains and inject colour into gardens over the autumn and winter period.
Expert growers are also on hand to share their knowledge with seasoned growers and newbies alike. If you’re confused about wisteria pruning or are looking to plant up a shady corner, they are here to help you develop your skills and build your confidence.
Alongside the nurseries, bulb merchants offer every kind of tuber, bulb and corms for next years blooming pots and spring borders.
Find the full list of nurseries and bulb merchants that will be joining us this year here.
Confirmed seed stockists are King’s Seeds and She Grows Veg selling Heritage Seeds (located in the Harvest Pavilion), Stocks and Green located on Avenue F and Sea Spring Seeds.
Tree suppliers will include Frank P Matthews.
NEW Incredible Edibles
Award‑winning horticulturist Jon Wheatley will unveil an exciting new feature, Incredible Edibles, at this year’s show.
Located beside the Garden Theatre, the display will transform rustic carts, churns and characterful planters into abundant edible gardens bursting with seasonal vegetables and aromatic herbs.
Adding to the experience, visitors will be able to step inside a beautifully planted greenhouse, offering an immersive look at how edible plants can be grown in creative and sustainable ways. Perfect for food lovers and gardeners alike, this vibrant installation promises to inspire home‑grown living and celebrate the beauty of edible planting.
Harvest Pavilion
This is one of the UKs largest Harvest Pavilions and it’s a true celebration of growing your own, with the The Grow to Show section attracting over 1,700 entries of cut flowers, vegetables, fruit, alpines succulents and pot plants. Click here to find out more about the classes.
The Show benches really are an impressive sight, brimming with an array of produce grown by passionate gardeners and professional horticulturalists alike.
The Harvest Pavilion also plays host to National Plant Societies who are keen to share their passion and give tips and advice on growing the perfect specimen. The societies attending Malvern Autumn Show this year will include:
- National Vegetable Society Midlands Branch
- National Begonia Society
- The British Fuchsia Society
- British Gladiolus Society
Floral Art
The Floral Art section, adorned with a variety of exhibits, is heady with the scent, colour and visual appeal.
Talented floral arrangers create stunning works of art and the creative pieces are judged by form, colour, balance and proportions of design.
