The RHS Chatsworth Flower Show – the newest addition to the Royal Horticultural Society’s collection of flower shows – has announced that group rates are available for the 2017 event.
Group travel organisers booking for parties of 20 or more people will receive discounted entry rates, plus free coach parking.
The new RHS show is the first to be launched in over a decade, and visitors are to expect what the RHS has described as a ‘new show with a style and content unlike any of its existing events’.
The RHS Chatsworth Flower Show will run from 7th until 11th June and will be set within the parkland of the Chatsworth Estate in Derbyshire, home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire.
Adding to the show portfolio of the RHS, which already includes shows at Chelsea, Cardiff, Malvern, Hampton Court Palace and Tatton Park in Cheshire, the Chatsworth event will blend tradition with innovative design.
Group travel organisers should call 0844-412 4650 to book an RHS Flower Show group visit.
More from the RHS in 2017
2017 will mark the start of several years of investment and development across the RHS Gardens.
Next summer’s highlights will include the launch of a new exotic garden at RHS Garden Wisley and a Global Growth Vegetable Garden at RHS Garden Hyde Hall.
Set to open in summer 2017, the Global Growth Vegetable Garden will feature fruit and vegetables from around the world.
Laid out in an circular design with a glasshouse as its centre piece, the new garden will reportedly challenge perceptions of conventional allotments with its range of everyday, exotic, and edible ornamental vegetables.
For further information visit www.rhs.org.uk.
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