RHS Ambassadors work with us to promote gardening to an ever-wider audience, specialising in their areas of interest, including schools, community gardening, inclusion and diversity, urban greening and careers
Our Ambassadors are, like us, passionate about promoting horticulture wherever you are in your gardening journey. By supporting our shows, gardens and campaigns they share the joy of growing with all generations.
Gardener and RHS Vice President Alan Titchmarsh champions gardening and promotes skills and careers in horticulture.
Food writer Mary Berry encourages growing your own food and supports RHS Garden Wisley, Surrey.
Botanist James Wong supports horticultural science and promotes careers in horticulture.
Garden designer Adam Frost promotes careers in horticulture for secondary school children.
Television presenter Nick Knowles encourages community groups to get gardening.
Gardener George Hassell champions school gardening and inspires children with the natural world.
Garden designer Chris Beardshaw promotes community gardening and the benefits of horticulture.
Campaigner and RHS Vice President Floella Benjamin supports the benefits of gardening for communities and young people.
Academic Nigel Dunnett champions the work of the RHS in the field of urban greening.
Television gardener Carol Klein supports RHS Garden Bridgewater, Salford, Greater Manchester.
Gardener Jamie Butterworth champions horticulture and school gardening for secondary school children.
Herb expert Jekka McVicar promotes the benefits of horticulture to health and wellbeing.
Television presenter Nicki Chapman encourages everyone to enjoy growing and gardening.
Gardener Tayshan Hayden-Smith supports young people and community gardening.
Radio DJ Jo Whiley promotes the joy of gardening to new audiences and encourages us all to ‘have a go’.
Garden designer Manoj Malde is supporting the RHS to open its doors wider and be more accessible for all.
Garden designer Arit Anderson supports the RHS Planet-Friendly Gardening Campaign and community gardening.
Florist Simon Lycett encourages floral art and creativity in horticulture.
Television presenter Sue Kent champions inclusivity for the disabled community.
Gardener Mark Gregory promotes landscapers in the horticultural industry.
Wildlife gardener Kate Bradbury supports the RHS Planet-Friendly Gardening Campaign.
Garden designer James Alexander-Sinclair champions garden design and accessible spaces for all.
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The Royal Horticultural Society is the UK’s leading gardening charity. We aim to enrich everyone’s life through plants, and make the UK a greener and more beautiful place.
