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This high-summer flower show is hosted by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) in the spectacular grounds of Hampton Court Palace and features show gardens as well as marquees featuring work by some of the country's leading garden designers and nurseries. There are many opportunities to buy plants, especially at the final-day sale on Sunday, and gardening equipment. The flower show is also noted for its family activities designed to get kids gardening. Previous shows have included Tudor themed gardens and events that tie in with the Royal surroundings. The first two days are reserved for RHS members, and tickets are valid for either the morning or the afternoon. For full details visit the website: www.rhs.org.uk/flowershows.
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0844 482 7777, bookings 020 7492 1561
Mar 24-Oct 27 2012 10am-6pm daily; last adm one hour before closing
Until Feb 28 2013: £16.95, £14.30 concs, £8.50 children (5-16), under-fives free, £43.46 family (2 adults, up to 6 children)
Never Again!
I was very disappointed with the 2010 RHS Hampton Court show.
First, the £10 car parking charge, even for a half-day visit, was a rip off.
There seemed to be fewer show gardens than at Chelsea and they seemed smaller as well.
Hampton Court is over-commercialised, with dozens of stalls, burger vans, chip shops and kebab stalls, which just cheapen the whole experience.
I will never attend Hampton Court again.
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