Chelsea Flower Show features ornaments celebrities have decorated for charity.
A New Zealand company has helped British celebrities including Sir Elton John and Lily Allen break a century-old taboo at the Chelsea Flower Show.
Arts and crafts company Seedling has given 150 garden gnomes for celebrities to decorate and sell in an online charity auction - the first time the garden accessories have been allowed at the show in its 100 years.
The gnomes are among 550 exhibits at the Royal Hospital Chelsea gardens and have been decorated by the likes of Sir Elton, Allen, Joanna Lumley, Dame Maggie Smith, and Jamie Oliver in honour of the show's centenary celebrations.
Seedling founder Phoebe Hayman said she was approached by show organisers, the Royal Horticultural Society, in February to donate the ceramic Colour Me Gnome sets.