New exhibition at Gainsborough’s House celebrating the colourful and unique art of Cedric Morris and Arthur Lett-Haines, charting their extraordinary and intertwined careers from the 1920s and 30s, when they were central to the bohemian and avant-garde scenes of Newlyn, London and Paris, to the 1940s and beyond, when the pair were based in Suffolk.
The largest international trade fair for flowers and plants. The Trade Fair attracts over 600 exhibitors and more than 20,000 visitors on an exhibition area of 26,000m2. During this three-day event, exhibitors who off their range of flowers, plants and value-added products.
Annual awards ceremony for the Garden Industry Manufacturer’s Association (GIMA) representing garden manufacturers and suppliers across the UK. The GIMA Awards recognise excellence in new products, marketing and export achievements over the past year.
Matthew Rice’s latest body of work will be on show his Exhibition of watercolours, featuring paintings, painted in and about his Ham Court garden this year and in Venice – which has been the subject of his work for many years but this collection of paintings looks at the enchanting place in a new light.
Organised as an opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals, exchange ideas, and gain valuable insights from two of the industry’s most respected leaders. Keynote speakers include; Fran Barnes, Chief Executive of the Horticultural Trades Association who will discuss her journey to leadership and the future of horticulture; and Kersten Catella, Sales and Marketing Director at Wyevale Nurseries, who has over 25 years of expertise in commercial sales, supply chain management, and leadership.
The Garden Media Guild Awards (GMG) celebrate the best of horticultural communications, recognising the talent, skill and inspiration of garden media professionals. Trade event, open to GMG members and non-members.
The after-dark spectacle of lights at RHS Garden Wisley for the festive season. Tickets must be booked in advance.
For the 2024 NGS Annual Lecture, Fergus Garrett of Great Dixter reveals how vital biodiversity can thrive in anybody’s cultivated garden patch, using evidence gathered from the world-famous garden that he looks after.
Five floral designers transform the Garden Museum into an environmentally-friendly floral winter wonderland. Winter Flowers Week at the Garden Museum is a celebration of seasonal flowers and foliage through immersive festive installations.
The start of the tulip season is celebrated every year on National Tulip Day in Amsterdam on the Museum Square in the centre of Amsterdam. From this day, cut tulips are promoted at florists across the country. Visitors are allowed to pick tulips for free in a specially designed tulip pick-up garden. There will be around 200.000 tulips in the free pick-up garden. Note, the tulips that visitors can pick in designated tulip garden are grown indoors. The tulip fields only start to bloom at the end of March.
