Meet the designer of the Wedgwood garden, Jamie Butterworth, at RHS Chatsworth Flower Show, get a tour around his stunning show garden, priority seating for a Potting Bench talk on his new book, 50 Plants You Can’t Kill, as well as a signed copy.

Four lucky winners will win three pairs of tickets to the show on Sunday, June 9 to enjoy The Royal Horticultural Society’s newest flower show at the magnificent 1,000-acre Chatsworth Estate in Derbyshire. 

Celebrating the ‘five senses’, this year’s RHS Chatsworth Flower Show will encourage visitors to engage touch, sound, sight, smell and taste as they immerse themselves in the event.

A floral marquee will be overflowing with beautiful plants, show gardens bursting with inspiration and long borders full of great ideas for gardeners. A sensory floral extravaganza awaits inside a new floral immersion walkway and a mass planting of dahlias.

Jamie’s Wedgwood Garden has been inspired by RHS founder John Wedgwood’s vision of using the power of horticulture and plants to connect people and unite communities.

He has drawn inspiration from John Wedgwood’s personal garden and handpicked many plants from his original plant journals, such as sweet peas, roses, herbs and fruit trees. He will show winners around his garden, chatting through his inspiration and offer advice and tips for their own gardens.

Jamie will talk about his new RHS book ‘50 Plants You Can’t Kill’ on Sunday afternoon in the Potting Bench Theatre, winners will benefit from priority seating in the theatre and a signed copy of the book.