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Spectacular Show Gardens with the theme of A Place to Heal, a Grow Your Own allotment with incredible edibles, a Sustainability Hub and Tipi Talks by even more local luminaries and national names are just some of the vibrant new features that will complement the breathtaking displays of beautiful blooms and gorgeous greenery at the Cornwall Garden Society's 2025 Spring Flower Show.
Described by The Telegraph as the 'Chelsea of the West', the Cornwall Garden Society's annual festival of flowers – on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th April at The Royal Cornwall Showground near Wadebridge – celebrates the county's rich horticultural heritage and all the joys of spring.
With specialist nurseries and garden traders, Cornish crafts and family fun, elegant eats and top tipples, there is something for everyone. If you fancy making the absolute most of one of the best horticultural events in the south west, why not buy a festival-style weekend pass and experience two whole days of glorious gardening inspiration at a reduced rate?
Daily Tickets: £10 in advance. £12 on the gate (card payment preferred)
Weekend Tickets: £15 in advance. £18 on the gate (card payment preferred)
Free admission for under 16s
Well-behaved dogs on short leads welcome
To buy tickets, enter the Competitive Classes and find out more, please visit www.cornwallgardensociety.org.uk
This two-day event is kindly sponsored by Cornish Lithium, St Austell Brewery and St Eval, and supported by the Cornwall Community Foundation as well as the generosity of private donors.
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