RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025
As headline sponsor of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show a final time, our teams are busy designing our most ambitious project yet. This year we’re creating a Karoo succulent landscape. We hope you can join us at Chelsea over 20 – 24 May to immerse yourself in these remarkably hardy species. Check back here for more from behind the scenes.
Karoo Succulent Garden
This summer we’re partnering with our South African sister farm, Babylonstoren, to bring a Karoo Succulent Garden to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. This will showcase sculptural succulents indigenous to South Africa, set in an evocation of their natural semi-desert habitat. Visitors will explore a quiver tree forest, shimmering quartz fields dotted with gem-like succulents and unusual species such as butter bush and fan aloes. Shaped by their surroundings and hardship born of drought, these water-wise plants thrive in the face of adversity.
Stay & Show
We’re bringing you a special Chelsea experience package to celebrate our final year as official sponsor of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. With very limited availability, book a three-night stay before 31 March and receive two Hospitality tickets for Saturday 24 May 2025 and experience Chelsea like a VIP! Join us for a Somerset sojourn to secure the hottest tickets in town.
RHS Chelsea Over The Years
We've been proud sponsors of RHS Chelsea Flower Show for three years. Here's a small taste of our gardens over the years.
Best of Friends
Apart from sharing our passions for gardens, our sister estate in South Africa knows a thing or two about wine. Babylonstoren will be pouring the official rosé of RHS Chelsea 2025. Prepare to be transported to their Cape Dutch farm, winery and hotel in Franschhoek – the wine valley in the Western Cape.
Official Cyder of Chelsea
Our favourite West Country Cyder will take centre stage as the official Cyder of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025. Made with specially selected apple varieties, using modern techniques, the Newt Cyder is the perfect refreshment for a busy show day.