Trade event for European garden retail and wholesale sector. 5,000 sample lots from 500 growers exhibit at the trade fair, aimed at suppliers of European garden centres, retail, wholesale and garden plant buyers.
The 64th International Garden Centre Association’s (IGCA) Congress, hosted by Garden Centres Canada (GCC), a commodity group of the Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA). The IGCA Congress offers three different tour formats for delegates to choose from. The itinerary for all formats is virtually the same, but the level of interaction is the main difference between them.
The third symposium, entitled ‘Beneath the Surface’, follows the success of ‘Ecological Planting in the 21st Century’ and ‘Rewilding the Mind’, continues Beth’s mission to inspire and educate through horticulture. Proceeds will help further the work of the Beth Chatto Education Trust.
Three-day festival. Gather & Grow: Regeneration takes place in the gardens of the Newt in Somerset, bringing together speakers, practitioners, chefs and gardeners to dig into the philosophy and principles of regeneration, as applied to gardening, farming and wellness.
Four Oaks Trade Show is an international exhibition for commercial horticulture. The event takes place on a 23-acre nursery site in Cheshire UK, covering an area of 13,000m² under glass with additional outdoor areas.
The Arboricultural Association Conference is the biggest and longest running event of its kind in the United Kingdom. Over the last decade it has established itself as a world-class conference in the sector and a highlight on the calendar for arborists and internationals expert speakers.
Glee is a leading UK trade show for garden and outdoor living, showcasing over 400 brands offering innovative products and retail insights.
GroundsFest is the largest, annual, free must-attend event for grounds staff, greenkeepers, landscapers, designers & architects, gardeners, local authorities, estate managers and contractors.
The Association of Professional Foresters (APF) Exhibition is the UK’s largest forestry, woodland, arboriculture, firewood. fencing, trees and timber trade show. It attracts over 320 exhibitors and 23000 visitors. The show for the forestry, woodland and tree care industries but is also of significant interest to the farming industry with a dedicated fencing village and a lot of machinery and equipment designed for small woodlands and adding value to small parcels of timber and individual trees.
The British Floristry Association run flower exhibition trade event, including: exhibitors (fresh, sundry and services), demonstrations, business sessions, networking opportunities and the industry awards – celebrating the best of the best.
