COVID update: We plan to operate ALL our Fairs in 2021. COVID-safe measures may include prebooking timed entry tickets. Please check our latest plans via this website, our social media accounts or by signing up to our event reminder service.
We are a collective of specialist nurseries who organise and promote Plant Fairs in the South East. We always offer a wide range of locally grown, garden worthy and often unusual plants.
As expert growers and associated organisations we aim to create memorable gardening events at some of the best gardens and venues in our region. This is a great opportunity to buy direct from our friendly and approachable growers and get free advice from our resident Plant Doctor. Refreshments are available at most venues making for a great trip out.
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Spring Plant Fair
Sunday 18th April | 10:00am - 3:00pm
£9 entry for fair and garden
After a succession of popular Autumn fairs, we are excited to be able to visit Borde Hill in the Spring for the first time. Join us for bountiful blossom and bulbs, and stalls with beautiful plants too!
Photo: Bennet Smithh
At our plant fairs we have a range of small, independent nurseries run by specialist growers who are passionate about the plants they produce. The nurseries provide a whole spectrum of plants including cottage-garden favourites, shade-loving plants, alpines, trees and shrubs, succulents and many more.
Horticultural groups and societies are the bedrock of the gardening community. The Plant Fairs Roadshow continues to be grateful for all the encouragement and custom that they bring to our events! Many of our nursery experts are keen to support groups by offering talks on a range of fascinating subjects.
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Plant Fairs Roadshow
1 Beacon Hill Cottage
Rolvenden Road, Benenden
Cranbrook, Kent
TN17 4BU