The Harrogate Spring Flower Show is almost here - and we're giving you the chance to go along as a VIP!
We've teamed up with Harrogate Spring Flower Show to give you the chance to win two tickets for the show from 25th-28th April - plus £100 to spend on plants!
You'll also scoop VIP parking for one car and one hour of garden wisdom - an exclusive chat with a gardening expert who will answer all your gardening questions and offer helpful advice and tips.
Harrogate Spring Flower Show at the Great Yorkshire Showground is the first major event in the national gardening calendar.
This year’s event offers stunning displays from dozens of the country’s leading plant nurseries, alongside inspirational show gardens and creative border as well as the biggest exhibition by florists and flower arrangers in the country!
While four fabulous live stages will offer demonstrations and activities ranging from plot to pot cookery, practical gardening advice and creative floral designs.
Together with unique and gorgeous gifts in the Home & Gift Pavilion and mouthwatering delicacies in the Food Hall, the Harrogate Spring Flower Show offers an unforgettable day out for everyone.
For your chance to win, enter via the form below ... And good luck!
Looking to purchase tickets? Get yours here.
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Terms & Conditions
No purchase necessary.
£100 voucher for plants can be used at selected nurseries and suppliers only.
A winner will be chosen at random and must select their chosen day to attend the show.
One prize per person/household.
Winners of all competitions must sign a release form acknowledging that they have read and understood the contest rules and that they are eligible under the contest rules to receive the prize.
Employees of Your Harrogate, The Magnetiz Group, all organisations providing prizes, their participating sponsors, their agencies, and their immediate families are ineligible to participate.
Your Harrogate reserves the right to disqualify any contestant if competition rules are not followed, the contestant is found ineligible, or the contestant has engaged in fraudulent behaviour.
Only the prize on offer is available, Your Harrogate will not offer any cash alternatives.
Your Harrogate competitions will usually have a closing date after which a winner will be announced.
All contestants acknowledge as a condition of entry that Your Harrogate, all organisations providing the prize, and their participating sponsors have the right to publicise and broadcast his/her name online and on social media platforms.
In the event of any dispute, the Content Director’s decision is final.
All prizes are non-transferable for other prizes or to other persons, and not redeemable for cash. Sponsors reserve the right to substitute prizes of equal or greater value.
Competitions are open to everyone who is at least 18 years of age and who live within 15 miles of Harrogate
One entry per person will be allowed unless otherwise stated.
Information collected by Your Harrogate in connection with entering or participating in any contest may be shared with sponsors of a particular contest in accordance with our privacy policy.
Winners must be over the age of 18.
Entries close on Wednesday 17th April 2024.
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