The Autumn Show celebrates country living with vintage vehicles and fashions, harvest competitions, rural crafts and local, artisan food and drink markets.

Discover the Joy of Gardening
Join fellow gardening enthusiasts at the Three Counties Showground, Malvern, for a spectacular celebration of all things green and growing.

At the heart of the show is the prestigious RHS Flower Show, where top-quality growers present dazzling displays of bulbs, plants, and flowers – perfect for browsing, buying and gathering inspiration.

RHS Advice
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, bring your plant photos and questions – the RHS Gardening Advisory team will be on hand to offer expert advice on everything from plant health to biodiversity.

Garden Theatre
Don’t miss the Garden Theatre, hosted by August Bernstein of The Raymond Blanc Gardening School. Enjoy talks and seasonal tips from gardening legends including Monty Don OBE, Adam Frost, and Manoj Malde, plus more.

Gardening Village
Explore the Gardening Village, packed with hand-picked nurseries offering a vibrant spectrum of specialist plants and flowers. It’s the perfect place to grab seasonal bargains and inject colour into your garden for autumn and winter. Plus, bulb merchants will be offering a wide variety of tubers, bulbs, and corms, while seed specialists will be on hand to offer expert advice to ensure next year’s pots and spring borders bloom beautifully.

A True Harvest Spectacle
Celebrate the bounty of the season at the UK’s largest harvest festival as this year’s show bursts with autumnal abundance, from record-breaking crops to orchard delights.

Marvel at the world’s biggest vegetables in this show-stopping competition, where growers compete for Guinness World Records with their colossal carrots, pumpkins, and more as part of the CANNA UK National Giant Vegetables Championship.

Harvest Pavilions
The Harvest Pavilion is one of the UK’s largest and serves as a true celebration of growing your own. Passionate gardeners and allotment holders proudly present their finest seasonal produce. The Grow to Show section attracts over 1,700 entries – including cut flowers, vegetables, fruit, alpines, succulents, and pot plants – making it a vibrant showcase of homegrown excellence and community pride.

Wander through the Orchard and Hopyard Pavilion, where you’ll find traditional apple and pear varieties, heritage fruit displays, and insights into cider and perry making. It’s a nod to the region’s rich agricultural heritage and a treat for the senses.