Time for Tea stand takes top honour at renowned flower show

Sophie Skyring

25 May 2024 at 0:00 am·1-min read

Rhino Greenhouses Direct celebrate win at Chelsea Flower Show <i>(Image: Belle Daughtry)</i> — Rhino Greenhouses Direct celebrate win at Chelsea Flower Show *(Image: Belle Daughtry)*

A Norfolk greenhouse manufacturer has won a top award at a major flower show for the second consecutive year.

Rhino Greenhouses Direct won the 'Five Star Trade Stand' title at the Royal Horticultural Society's 2024 Chelsea Flower Show.

The firm exhibited their 'Time for Tea' stand, a collaboration with build partner Rose Hill Luxury Gardens.

The display, inspired by the English Country Garden, brought a touch of nostalgia to Chelsea and featured two new Rhino product releases.

Eastern Daily Press: Rhino Greenhouses Direct’s 'Time for Tea' trade stand will be on display at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show until May 25

Rhino Greenhouses Direct’s 'Time for Tea' trade stand will be on display at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show until May 25 (Image: Belle Daughtry)

Andrew White from Rhino Greenhouses Direct said: “It is truly an amazing feeling to get awarded such a title (Five Star Trade Stand) at such a prestigious event in the gardening world.

“We have unveiled some of our latest products, our first cold frames and patio greenhouse at Chelsea this year and it has been amazing to see such a great response from Chelsea.”

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