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We Won Best Exhibit At RHS Badminton Flower Show 2026
The Surreal Succulents display at RHS Badminton Flower Show 2026, with tiered wooden crates of Aeoniums, agaves and echeverias

We Won Best Exhibit At RHS Badminton Flower Show 2026

At the 2026 RHS Badminton Flower Show, our succulent display was named Best Exhibit in the Floral Marquee. It is the first time we have ever won the award, and we are over the moon about it. The judges also gave the display a Gold Medal, which made the week even sweeter. RHS medals are awarded to every exhibit that reaches the judges' standard, so several nurseries can take home a Gold from the same show.

Repotting Succulents in Spring
Close-up of a red Echeveria rosette with green at the base of its leaves

Repotting Succulents in Spring

As the days lengthen and temperatures climb, your plants wake from their winter rest and start pushing out new roots. Repotted now, they establish quickly and fill their new pot with healthy roots before the main growing season begins..

Winter Care Guide for Succulents
Echeveria elegans with pale blue-green rosettes in a terracotta pot on gravel

Winter Care Guide for Succulents

Finish any repotting and propagation you had planned, slow down your watering and feeding, and decide where your succulents will spend the next several months. You may need to set up a cold frame for them..

All-Round Succulent Care Guide
Our Chelsea Flower Show 2024 display of Yucca, Agave and dark Aeoniums in gravel

All-Round Succulent Care Guide

They will brighten up a windowsill, patio or garden with very little effort. This guide covers the basics of growing succulents in the UK: what they need, and how to keep them healthy all year round..

Haworthia Care Guide
Close-up of a Haworthia rosette with pink-brown leaves patterned in pale green

Haworthia Care Guide

They are slow-growing succulents that like warmer temperatures and lower light levels, which makes them well suited to growing indoors. Their main growing season is winter..

Agave Care Guide
Variegated Agave rosette with cream-edged blue-grey leaves and red-brown spines

Agave Care Guide

Their strong structural shapes make them excellent feature plants for pots, gardens and rockeries. Many species can take temperatures well below freezing and will grow outside in the UK if the drainage is good. Take care when handling them: they are covered in sharp spikes that protect them from herbivores in the dry places they come from, where water is scarce..