RHS Malvern Spring Festival

RHS Malvern Spring Festival Awards

Congratulations to all 2025 RHS Malvern Spring Festival medal and award winners – well-deserved recognition of your talent and dedication

Best in show: Gardens and florals

Garden medals

Gold medal winners

Silver-gilt, silver and bronze medal winners

Indoor Plant Garden medals

School Garden awards

Other show medals and awards

Floral medals
Gold
  • Alchemy Ferns: Hardy ferns and tree ferns
  • Brighter Blooms: Zantedeschia (Calla)
  • CDS Plants: Orchid species
  • Craig House Cacti: Cacti and other succulents
  • Derbyshire Bonsai: Bonsai
  • Dibleys Nurseries: Streptocarpus, begonias and other houseplants
  • Driftwood Bonsai: Bonsai trees
  • Garth Cottage Herbs: Mints
  • Hampshire Carnivorous Plants Ltd: Carnivorous plants in a natural setting
  • Hardy Eucalyptus by Grafton Nursery: Eucalyptus
  • Harts Nursery: Lilies
  • Hewitt-Cooper Carnivorous Plants: Temperate and tropical carnivorous plants
  • Hogarth Hostas: National Collection of small and miniature Hosta
  • Hoyland Plant Centre:  Agapanthus, Amarine and Nerine
  • Jurassic Plants Trading Limited: Unusual and rare edible trees and shrubs
  • Kitchen Garden Plant Centre: Herbs and edible plants
  • Laurence Hobbs Orchids Ltd: Orchids
  • New Forest Hostas (Ferns and Foliage): Ferns and other foliage
  • New Forest Hostas (Ferns and Foliage): Hostas
  • Norfield Nurseries Ltd: Acers and Japanese maples
  • Ottershaw Cacti: Cacti and other succulents
  • Pheasant Acre Plants: Spring-flowering bulbs
  • Plantagogo: Heuchera, × Heucherella and Tiarella
  • Primrose Hall Peonies: Peonies
  • Rouleyn Fuchsias: Fuchsias
  • South Devon Chilli Farm: The history and diversity of chillies
  • Staddon Farm Nurseries: National collections of Epimedium
  • Tynings Climbers: Hardy and tender climbers
  • W&S Lockyer: Succulents
  • Wack’s Wicked Plants: Hardy carnivorous plants
Silver-gilt
  • Ashcroft’s Perennials: Ornamental grasses
  • Bluebell Cottage Gardens: Spring interest and flowering hardy perennials
  • Brogues Gate Nursery: Japanese maples
  • Brookfiend Plants: Hostas
  • C&K Jones: Roses
  • Calamazag Plant Nursery: Dianthus
  • Chrysanthemums Direct: Cut-flower bloom and spray Chrysanthemum
  • Corseside Nursery: Drought-tolerant, half-hardy succulents
  • Dan’s Plants: Lake District grown cottage garden perennials
  • D’Arcy & Everest: Seasonal plants in eco wooden boxes
  • East of Eden Nursery: Geums
  • Floyds Clematis and Climbers: Spring-flowering clematis
  • G & K Carnations: Dianthus
  • Gardeners Delight Nursery: Perennials for pollinators
  • Green JJam Nurseries: Penstemon and perennials in a garden setting
  • H W Hyde and son: Spring and summer flowering bulbs
  • Hardy’s Cottage Garden Plants: Seasonal flowering perennials peat-free grown
  • Home Farm Plants: Elatum delphiniums
  • Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd: Architectural elegance in aquatic gardens
  • Mandy Plants: Nemesia
  • National Vegetable Society Midlands Branch: Vegetables and fruit
  • Pershore College: Celebrating 70 years of horticulture at Pershore
  • Plants Let’s Grow: Sedums, herbs and flowers
  • Primal Plants: Palm trees and succulents
  • Skerne Alpines: Alpines and rockery plants
  • StreteGate Camellias: Camellias, their care and their range of flower
  • The Cottage Garden Society: Cottage garden plants and vegetables
  • W&S Lockyer: Primula auricula and perennials
  • West and Midlands Iris Group: Irises
Silver
  • Basma’s Plant Centre: Perennials
  • Leafy Lytham: Spring flowers
  • Malvern Hills Gardening Club: Our 175th anniversary highlighting the changing face of gardening
  • Mike’s Hostas: Hostas
  • Potash Garden Centre: A cottage garden display of mixed perennials
  • Potash Nursery Ltd: Pelargoniums
  • The British Fuchsia Society: Fuchsias
Bronze
  • National Dahlia Society: Dahlias
Plant Village medals
5
  • A & J Plants: Perennials
  • Bean Place Nursery: Perennials
  • Beech Tree Farm Plants: Herbs
  • Harts Nursery: Tulips
  • Ice Alpines: Alpines
  • Petrichor Bulb Specialists: Spring bulbs
  • Proctors Nursery Ltd: Perennials
4
  • Austins Plants: Shrubs and perennials
  • Blue Diamond Trading – 3 Shires: Summer bedding and perennials
  • Cook’s Garden Centre: Barrel planting
  • Cornerways Nursery: Geraniums and climbers
  • Kitchen Garden Plant Centre: Herbs
  • Lands End Nurseries: Shrubs and perennials
  • Malvern Salvia Collection: Salvias
  • P&K Davis Nursery: Alpines and perennials
  • Proctors Nursery Ltd: Perennials
  • Propagation Place (St Werburghs City Farm): Community grown vegetables
  • T D Thursfield Ltd: Trees and perennials
  • The Culinary Herb Company: Herbs
3
  • Broadway Road Nurseries Ltd: Acers and Calycanthus
  • Dahlia Beach: Dahlia pick and mix
  • Dominic Kaye Plants: Perennials and clematis
  • Middleton Nurseries: Salvias
  • Middleton Nurseries: Perennials
  • Paradise Plants: Rare trees and shrubs
School Garden medals
Highly commended
  • The Stourport High School and VIth Form Centre with Nuestro sabor de españa – Our flavour of Spain
  • Wye Forest Federation: St Briavels C of E Primary School and Redbrook C of E Primary School with Heavenly Hawaii?
  • The Downs Malvern with Hei, Hola, G’daay.... welcome to Forest School!
  • Tudor Grange Academy, Worcester with Paddington’s Peruvian Paradise
  • Pershore College with Stars and Stripes
  • Norton Juxta Kempsey CE Primary School with The NJK Primary Fantastical Faithful City Garden
Commended
  • Dyson Perrins C of E Academy with A tranquil Japanese garden
  • Bankside School with Our Planet
Tradestand medals and awards
5 Star Awards
  • Breeze House
  • Rhino Greenhouses
  • Malvern Garden Buildings
  • Hex
4 Star Awards
  • The Vintage Model Co
  • Llangattock Apiaries
  • Moss Art
3 Star Awards
  • The Event Gallery
  • Chock Shop
  • Flapjackery
  • Neal’s Yard Dairy
  • Silent Pool Distillers
  • La Focaccia
  • Albion Meadows
  • Abigail Humphries Art
  • The Indian Block Co
  • Queen of Cashmere

Best tradestand
  • Malvern Garden Buildings: Luxury summerhouses, garden offices, greenhouses and sheds
Best Exhibit in the Festival of Houseplants
  • Between Two Thorns
Best Tradestand in the Food and Drink Hall
  • Chock Shop: Artisan chocolate brownies
Judging at RHS Shows

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