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Chelsea flower showgrounds, Royal Horticultural Society

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Chelsea flower showgrounds, Royal Horticultural Society

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Royal Hospital Chelsea, London SW3, United Kingdom

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Reviews of Chelsea flower showgrounds, Royal Horticultural Society

H. E. E.

First ever autumn show! What a treat to be there and see the creativity available with a different set of plants than are normally featured. The dahlias were outstanding. Great day out. Music on the bandstand was good too!!

G. L.

First time visitors. Spent a good 4 hours here. Amazing displays. Sometimes difficult to get near the show gardens due to numbers of people. Toilets in some areas inadequate...the queue was so long you'd wet yourself before getting in. We took our own picnic which I'm glad we did as the queue for food and drink was also long. Bit expensive for what you get but I suppose it is the biggest and best.

T. S. G. E. D. H.

An unmissable event. The most important Landscape & Gardening Event in the World for us! Absolutely amazing & exciting. Fabulous experience. Astonishing designs and great entertainment. Plenty of choices for food and drinks and wven life concert music. Don't miss it out!

R. H.

The Chelsea Flower Show is always a wonderful day out for anyone with even the slightest interest in plants, garden design and the environment. For me, the September show didn't have quite the wow factor of the usual May slot but it was still very beautiful, I still learned a few things and I was very inspired. I can't wait for the next show. The plant sell off on the final day is always a crazy event. This year, I thought I might not buy any plants but I still ended up walking away with 12 plants and around 40 Allium bulbs. Make sure you take a fold up trolley to carry all your purchases.

L. P.

A great display despite difficulties if putting on an Autumn show. A little disappointed by the Grand Pavillion which seemed half empty. But probably because of the season. A little expensive to get in, but as it was a gifted pair of tickets I wasn't too bothered. Hospitality avery expensive. Best take own picnic and drinks, prices a rip off. Take something to sit on too. Think I will go to Kew at spring to view their bulb displays rather than Chelsea.

A. L.

Wow, our lovely friend is a Chelsea pensioner who gave us a guided tour of this location. Its the home of the famous Chelsea pensioners, steeped in history with incredible architecture and art.

J. K.

Fantastic trip to Chelsea Flower Show. Visited in September and wasn't disappointed. Will definitely go again.

F. L.

Was slightly nervous how the show was going to be due the pandemic and change of season....should not have been concerned, the gardens and displays were a beautiful as ever 👏👏👏 (and Pimms is always lovely in the sunshine regardless of the month)

C. P.

Amazing first visit. Need comfy walking shoes. I'd suggest a packed lunch

R. C.

1st time at chelsea, went on members day not to crowded, great weather helped.

s. d.

Store for merry Christmas very nice something Christma🤩🤩

M. D.

A fantastique first time at chelsea flower show. Beautiful grounds and superb organisation

S. W.

First visit ever so can't compare spring to autumn. Really enjoyed getting in early and having about 1.5 hours looking at the show/feature/balcony gardens in relative peace. Started to get busier about lunchtime. Had a wander in the pavilion which was full of colour. Finished off around the house plant area and container gardens before we decided it was getting a little busy for us - given CV-19 circumstances.

S. C.

This was my first visit to the CFS and it was great. I had a ticket issue (my fault) which there booking team quickly sorted out, thank you. As for the show, I'm told that there were fewer show gardens which was a shame and of course a more limited selection in the big tent. Overall I enjoyed it and it was a lovely afternoon out. Also good fun playing spot the celebrities as it was a members only day. It's worth getting membership just for the big discount on show tickets

D. R.

To be honest a little over priced. Could also do with better signage for facilities and amenities on site. Also, would be nice to have sign guidance on food and drink places and what they serve and would be nice if one place could at least serve a soup, too many dry options. Show was a little let down this year being autumn and many of the gardens were too green. Also it would have been nice if many of the designers were on site with their display rather than hiding somewhere.

Very beautiful and well organised. Seen a lot of inspirations.

P. W.

Excellent, it's Chelsea. We went Thursday. Tips get in early and visit the gardens. (We were in by 9am) Take in a 'meal deal' if money is tight. Queues for food obviously busy at lunch time. Most busy 1pm until 3pm perhaps then visit stands.

L. G.

The show was fun but expensive and needed more things to see

J. M.

There is only one word to describe it: breathtaking...

A. S.

Amazing day out, great gardens and displays. Only a couple of negatives for the day. One there were too many people considering Covid and also places to sit were very limited, had to stand to eat my lunch.

S. M.

The show was brilliant! Everyone was knowledgeable and helpful. It felt really special being in Autumn. Was weird being at a busy bustling show after all this time apart!

R. B.

Only three stars as way too many people allowed into this event. Very difficult to move around and nowhere to sit down due to vokume of people, many food outlets running out. Lovely gardens and displays bur sadly overshadowed by these issues.

D. S.

Fantastic,looks good on TV but can't compare with actually being there. Special because covid forced the event to be in September for the first time and showcased what can be done at this time of year.

D. W.

Enjoyed our visit to the open air film top gun was a lovely eve but did turn cold but we did bring our cosy wraps with hoods would do this again but hope to get the vip package next time as this had sold out

C. L.

Be aware that this is not an easy place to negotiate if you are with a wheelchair user. Many ramps are not fit for purpose. Show itself was wonderful so a must see if you can manage the difficulties outlined above.

T. B.

Always a great show. RhS should be proud

P. R.

Good show. Nice flowers but food and drink was a bit overpriced. Also a lot more trade stands then I expected. Still, a nice day out.

D. D.

Loved it!

A. T.

So different having the show in Sep instead of May. Picked up many ideas for plants for this time of the year but much prefer it in May.

M. W.

Stunning and huge grounds outside Chelsea Hospital. Easy access from Sloane Square tube.

C. L.

Can someone tell me where is the main entrance and ticket office please? Is it sw3 4sr? Or is it the bull ring gate? They look like in different locations on the map?