RHS CARDIFF
For the first time at the show,
instead of two Floral Marquees,
over 40 of the UK’s finest nurseries
will come together under one large
structure. Among the newcomers
will be Glendon Hall Nursery with
a display of Epimediums and other
spring shade plants, and family-
run Todd’s Botanics. 2020 will also
see Bridgend-based Pheasant Acre
Plants chosen as Master Grower,
who will bring together a dazzling
display of spring bulb plants
including tulips, peonies, daffodils
and erythroniums.
Following its success last year, the
Floristry Tent will return, bigger
and better than before. A packed
line-up of live demonstrations will
accompany displays from local
florists and flower arrangers, many
inspired by The Great Outdoors.
The popular Wheelbarrow
Competition will help mark the
show’s 15th anniversary, challenging
local schools to create designs with a
‘Celebration’ theme. Other highlights
include the Talks Theatre featuring
talks and discussions from experts
such as Matt Biggs, The Skinny Jean
Gardener and Radio 2 gardening
Guru Terry Walton. Plus, visitors
will find an array of interactive
and educational exhibits in the
Discovery Marquee from exhibitors
including National Museum Wales,
Welsh Water, Neath College,
National Vegetable Society, and the
Japanese Garden Society.
Show Manager Rebecca Welti says:
“It’s set to be a fantastic year for
RHS Cardiff! The show has grown
so much from the pop-up that we
introduced in 2005 and 2020 is
lining up to be the best yet! There is
so much to see with plenty of hands-
on activities and workshops for the
whole family to get involved in. We
are so proud to be part of the Welsh
community and are hugely grateful
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for all the support we receive from
businesses and organisations who
help make this show so special.”
For more information or to buy
advance tickets for the RHS Flower
Show Cardiff visit
www.rhs.org.uk/cardiff
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