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There is no requirement to show your membership card if you have a course/workshop ticket, as your visit is recorded under the workshop visitor numbers.

Please arrive at the course venue 15 minutes before the course start time as the workshop will start promptly at the advertised time.

Yes, you may spend time in the garden on either side of your course or during lunchtime, within normal garden opening times.

Course fees are non-refundable and non-transferable beyond a 48-hour cooling-off period.

All RHS Gardens are keen to support you with mobility and accessibility needs.

See our accessibility information

Please contact the specific RHS Garden directly using the emails in the ‘How do I contact the RHS’ section, if you have any mobility or accessibility needs.

To attend a course or workshop, you need to be over 16 years of age unless the advertised course information specifically states otherwise. Learners of age 16 and 17 may attend courses and workshops if accompanied by an adult. The accompanying adult can attend for free as a non-participant.
 
From 2026, each garden will be trailing a small number of workshops specifically for 12-17 years olds to attend with an adult. These workshops are designed to offer a shared learning experience with the focus on the young person and encouraging their journey with plants and interacting with the garden. They will be clearly identified as being for this group of learners, and it is not appropriate for an adult learner to attend without a young person.  

Unless specified in the course information sent to you following your booking, you will not need to bring any equipment. We recommend bringing a notebook and pen or pencil for taking notes, and a digital camera if you wish to take pictures.

Yes, you may buy a workshop ticket for someone else. There is an opportunity to enter a different attendee name as part of the booking process. Not all sites currently offer a gift voucher option. Please get in touch with the individual garden if you have any questions about this.

RHS Members do not get a discount on courses and workshops.

Courses would normally go ahead whatever the weather providing the RHS Garden is open and it is safe to do so. In the event of the site closing due to severe weather, courses will not run. We would do our best to contact you via the email address provided when booking, but would advise that you check the relevant RHS Garden page on the RHS website, or social media, or contact the RHS Garden directly before setting out.

No, our courses and workshops are for leisure and pleasure and are not accredited.

Not all our sites are set up to enable phone bookings. To book a course or workshop, please go via our RHS website Courses and Workshops page, and select the relevant RHS Garden to see the courses available.

Some RHS Gardens may operate a waiting list. Please get in touch with the specific RHS Garden for more information.

If refreshments are included as part of your course and not selected during the booking process, please contact the relevant RHS Garden seven days in advance of your course to ensure we can accommodate your requirements.

We do not have a printed brochure. All currently available courses are listed on the RHS website.

See our courses and workshops

• Beginner – I am eager to try growing (painting etc), keen to learn, and to develop my experience and confidence
• Upskiller – I have mastered the basics of gardening (painting etc) and would like to build on my horticultural (artistic) knowledge and skills
• Confident – I am a confident gardener (painter etc), looking for specific or further knowledge and skills to meet my needs and interests
• General – I want to enjoy, discover or learn from this workshop, whatever what my existing skill level

Please email the specific RHS Garden about a course or workshop:
 

• Bridgewater: [email protected]
• Harlow Carr: [email protected]  
• Hyde Hall: [email protected]  
• Rosemoor: [email protected]
• Wisley: [email protected]