Visit the world at RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show

The World of Gardens brings Jordan, The Azores, Switzerland and St Petersburg to Hampton Court

Visitors to the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show will be able to take a tour around the world without leaving Greater London, thanks to the first-ever World of Gardens feature at the show.

There are four show gardens featured, one bringing to life the iconic sites of the city of Petra in Jordan, another representing the highlights of the State Russian Museum in St Petersburg. The landscapes of the Swiss Alps and the Azores will also be recreated in garden form in the grounds of Hampton Court Palace

Chelsea Flower Show 2012 website about the world famous garden show including news, schedule, show information, official awards, garden results, best in show and history. The show will be covered on television by the BBC and several members of the British Royal Family attend a preview of the show, as part of the royal patronage of the RHS.

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show is one of the most famous gardening shows in the world, a celebration of the highest quality horticulture and a feast for your imagination. Also known as the Great Spring Show, it is held every year in May, running for five days and receives over 157,000 visitors. The event is run by the Royal

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Cornish Potatoes now available in our Farm Shop

Cornish new potatoes are the first outdoor Cornish potato crop harvested and we to stock Saturday 21 April 2010 for Knight & Rawlings.

These are the very first small, sweet new potatoes grown on home soil, and they hit UK shops and menus from late April and throughout May.

There's something new about the Cornish Earlies this year.

The popular potato is being sold 'dirty'.

Experts believe this maintains the quality, taste and freshness.

Cornish Earlies are a vital part of the rural economy in west Cornwall.

The Cornish Early grows in

Community Gardening Show

The BBC are looking to transform outside spaces for deserving causes. We are looking for communities that have an outdoor space they would love transforming. This could be anything from a community garden, an empty space, a vandalised area, a roof garden or anywhere that is in desperate need of a revamp and would benefit the local community. If this sparks any thoughts of an area or organisation you feel could really benefit from being involved in this programme then please email me. In your email I would appreciate it if you could include a few details about location, the people involved and any pictures (if you have them) to