It's the moment everyone has been waiting for: the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026 winners have been announced.

From the Show Gardens to the winning Container Gardens, take a look at the Gold, Silver-Gilt, Silver, and Bronze medal winners from this year's flower show.

PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARDS

People's Choice Best Show Garden: Parkinson's UK – A Garden for Every Parkinson’s Journey

People's Choice Best Small Show Garden: Trussell's Together Garden

People's Choice Best Balcony / Container Garden: Alzheimer's Society: Microbes and Minds Garden

People's Choice Best All About Plants Garden: The Bat Conservation Trust's Nocturnal Garden


    CHELSEA 2026: BEST IN SHOW

    RHS Chelsea Garden of the Year: The Campaign to Protect Rural England Garden: ‘On the Edge’

    RHS Chelsea Small Garden of the Year: Addleshaw Goddard: Flourish in the City

    Best Balcony and Container Garden: A Little Garden of Shared Knowledge sponsored by Viking

    Best All About Plants Garden: Woodland Trust: Forgotten Forests Garden

    Best Construction (Show Garden): Lady Garden Foundation ‘Silent No More’ Garden

    Best Construction (Small Show Garden): Trussell's Together Garden

    RHS Environmental Innovation Award: The Eden Project: Bring Me Sunshine Garden

    Best Houseplant Studio: An Ode To Endurance


    CHELSEA 2026: SHOW GARDEN WINNERS

    GOLD: The Campaign to Protect Rural England Garden: ‘On the Edge’

    GOLD: The Tate Britain Garden

    GOLD: The Killik & Co ‘A Seed in Time’ Garden

    GOLD: Lady Garden Foundation ‘Silent No More’ Garden

    GOLD: The Children's Society Garden

    SILVER-GILT: The Eden Project: Bring Me Sunshine Garden

    SILVER-GILT: Tokonoma Garden – Sanumaya no Niwa

    SILVER: The Asthma and Lung UK Breathing Space Garden

    SILVER: Parkinson's UK – A Garden for Every Parkinson’s Journey

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    Neil Hepworth

    CHELSEA 2026 WINNERS: ALL ABOUT PLANTS

    GOLD: Woodland Trust: Forgotten Forests Garden

    GOLD: Cleary Gottlieb: Time for Creativity

    SILVER-GILT: The Plant Heritage Missing Collector Garden

    SILVER-GILT: YoungMinds Garden

    SILVER: The Bat Conservation Trust's Nocturnal Garden


    CHELSEA 2026 WINNERS: SMALL SHOW GARDENS

    GOLD: Addleshaw Goddard: Flourish in the City

    GOLD: Trussell's Together Garden

    SILVER-GILT: Journey Beyond the Tracks: From Adelaide to Perth

    SILVER-GILT: The Boodles Garden


    CHELSEA 2026 WINNERS: BALCONY AND CONTAINER GARDENS

    GOLD: Cleary Gottlieb: Time for Creativity

    GOLD: Tales from the Riverbank Garden sponsored by Kennedys’ Independent Property Agents

    GOLD: A Little Garden of Shared Knowledge sponsored by Viking

    GOLD: Flood Re: Contain the Rain Garden

    GOLD: The Whittard of Chelsea Garden

    GOLD: Hedgerow in the Sky – Tech Mahindra

    SILVER-GILT: Fettercairn: The Angels’ Share

    SILVER-GILT: The Transient Garden

    SILVER: Alzheimer's Society: Microbes and Minds Garden

    BRONZE: The Sightsavers Garden: We Start With Sight But We Don’t Stop There

    BRONZE: The Seasalt Painted Garden

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    Josh Kemp-Smith

    CHELSEA 2026 WINNERS: HOUSEPLANT STUDIOS

    GOLD: An Ode To Endurance

    GOLD: Heliotropic Carousel

    GOLD: Lovehoney presents: Aphrodite’s Hothouse

    SILVER-GILT: Hanging Gardens of Botanica

    SILVER: The Composer's Cabin

    SILVER: The Conservatory

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     Lisa Joyner is the Deputy Daily Editor at House Beautiful UK and Country Living UK, where she's busy writing about home and interiors, gardening, dog breeds, pets, health and wellbeing, countryside news, small space inspiration, and the hottest properties on the market. Previously, she has written for Conde Nast Traveller, House & Garden and Marie Claire magazine. Lisa studied at University For The Creative Arts, where she completed a BA in Fashion Journalism.