Thousands of people are set to descend on the King’s Norfolk estate for a day of floral festivities.
Photos have given a first look at the 2024 Sandringham Flower Show as the site is transformed into "Britain's biggest church fete".
More than 20,000 visitors will flock to the royal home near King's Lynn for Wednesday's event.
Louisa Butcher (left) and Joann Cook (right), from Flowers From The Farm, a 900-strong group of British flower growers who produce traditional native varieties (Image: Chris Bishop)
(From left ) Teresa Rogers, Kevin Myhill, Simon Greenwood and Arthur Purdy, from Aylsham-based Woodgate Nursery, with their show garden Woodland Forge, which was also produced with help from Tanya Mills (Image: Chris Bishop)
Dean Price, of King's Lynn-based Dean Price Horticulture in his rain-saving pagoda garden (Image: Chris Bishop)
The day will see gardeners from across the region battling it out across several categories including the EDP Best in Show Trophy and the highly acclaimed people's choice poll.
Along with the main competitions, people will put their home-grown produce up for judgment in various other contests.
Seth Mellor, from Heacham, has repurposed rubble and brick for his garden (Image: Chris Bishop)
The team from Terrington-based Emma's Hedgehog Hotel in their garden (Image: Chris Bishop)
Food and drink also feature highly on the day with local producers showcasing all kinds of treats.
King Charles and Queen Camilla are not expected to be joining the crowds due to existing diary commitments and it is unknown if other royals will be in attendance.
The team from Snettisham-based ABC in their garden (Image: Chris Bishop)
Noah's Garden, by Dwayne Claxton and Kate Whitwood, is a tribute to their eight-year-old son (Image: Chris Bishop)
The show takes place from 9am until 6pm and tickets are priced at £21 on the day, with under-16s free.
Admission includes entrance to Sandringham Gardens and Sandringham Church, which both border the showground.
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