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');} var style_mobile_path = "/css/rareplantfair/css/"; // path for mobile nav css files, umb-specific specialist plant fairs in unique gardens rare plant fair information line 0845 4681368* e-mail: [email protected] home our fairs 2018 the bishop's palace, wells, march 2018 evenley wood garden 2018 the old rectory, quenington, nr cirencester 2018 winterbourne house and garden 2018 kingston bagpuize house, oxfordshire 2018 high glanau manor, nr monmouth 2018 hanham court, s. gloucestershire 2018 waterperry gardens 2018 rodmarton manor, nr. tetbury, gloucestershire 2018 the walled gardens of cannington, nr. bridgwater, somerset 2018 the bishop's palace, wells, august 2018 adwell house, thame 2018 llanover house, nr abergavenny our nurseries arthur and strange ltd. avondale nursery barracott plants beltane forge bewdley orchids butterfly cottage garden plants charleshurst farm nursery chase plants chris cooke cotswold garden flowers d k plants edulis elworthy cottage plants five two gardener's delight nursery green's leaves hilltop garden & nursery hillview hardy plants home farm plants in clover kapunda plants keith's plant books kevin hughes plants lilies & chillies llangunville farm nursery lovegrove's nursery lyneal mill nursery malcolm allison plants marcus dancer plants millwood plants mrs mitchell's kitchen & garden nobottle nurseries oska copperfield p & j plants parham bungalow plants penmere plants piecemeal plants pineview plants plantbase pops plants 2 roseland house nursery shadyplants.com snapestakes springhill plants tale valley nursery test valley nursery the cottage herbery the edible garden nursery the gobbett nursery the green end gardenalia the green trading company the lavender garden tortworth plants ltd triffids nursery wild thyme wildegoose nursery wildwood news and articles my life at kew gardens herbaceous plants for summer shade what's new at the walled gardens of cannington epimediums - a love affair! aromatica – by the crush of a leaf (part two) plant profile - sparrmannia africana how to successfully grow the proteacea family, the plantbase way national collection of perennial anthemis primula auriculas – ‘deserved merit’ how to succeed with lavender my 'desert island' plants - mandy bradshaw running postmen, and the wonga-wonga vine! 2018 rare plant fair dates hardy chrysanthemum autumn colour plants from hillview hardy plants a host of honeysuckle the bishop's palace gardens in august sensational sanguisorba living the dream! hill close gardens experiments with echinacea why rare plant fairs are important! mri scanner project at cobalt the walled gardens of cannington tortworth plants’ favourite alpines for the summer season it's a pellie revolution! waterperry gardens: 85 years of saxifrages dazzling dierama the unexpected gardens of hanham court pacific coast iris aromatica – by the crush of a leaf: part 1 spotty dotty meets hiviz yellow! erodium - enchanting but elusive alternative lawns to increase garden biodiversity my favourite succulents a potted history of local medical charity cobalt helping to grow the next generation hedging your bets! lilies for the garden primulas are back in vogue japanese maples and other fabulous foliage erysimum heavenly hellebores a year in our garden bob's autumn selection with fronds like these, who needs anemones? 2017 rare plant fair dates a new day for michaelmas daisies a blooming feast exciting echinacea going wild at lyneal mill the modern approach to rose growing alliums for all seasons the walled garden at waterperry new fairs for 2017 plants that turn me on! flowering dogwoods sage the saviour fifty shades of green - the wonderful world of ferns 40 years at the cottage herbery corokia geums for the herbaceous border tortworth plants’ top alpines for the spring planting wild flowers for bumble bees never underestimate the power of magnolias a rose by any other name… and for any situation what's new at the bishop's palace new varieties from hillview hardy plants fuelling stations for butterflies growing orchids in your garden daphnes - fabulous fragrance and more lapageria rosea - the chilean bell flower the gardens at the bishops palace clematis viticella great foliage plants for ground cover new developments at evenley wood spring forth! trilliums – not hard to grow the wonderful world of perennial violas for the love of lilacs cobalt in a nutshell the wonderful world of the spiky agave fifty shades of green plants for insects we’re not just parsley and thyme h. avray tipping and his garden at high glanau manor scabious : a butterfly’s best friend hardy geraniums the gardens at pyt house give your (rare) plants the support they deserve! wildwood wonders coming to waterperry desirable delphiniums the gardens at waterperry easy late perennials fantastic phlox fuchsia and penmere plants the best of both worlds - itoh (intersectional) paeonies connoisseurs plants from hillview hardy plants. ornamental grasses a miscellany of autumn perennials for the love of salvias turning up the heat time to be inspired for 2016 shrubs for autumn colour new fair for 2016 keep updated garden clubs data protection and privacy unique gardens beautiful plants fantastic nurseries welcome to rare plant fairs 2018 welcome to rare plant fairs 2018! once we get hooked on gardens and gardening, we all become fascinated with new and unusual plants. whether we specialise in collecting a particular group of plants such as roses, snowdrops, irises, etc., or are just interested in anything that is rare or novel, we’re constantly on the lookout for that special plant. however, finding the plants that we need or want (not always the same thing!) is not always easy. the best sources are the many specialist growers and nurseries around the country, but many are based in remote locations, or may not be open regularly (or at all) to the public at their home sites. so how can these nurseries and the avid gardeners desperate to buy their plant be brought together? the solution lies in rare plant fairs, held throughout the growing season from march to september. now in their 24th season, our fairs are held in beautiful and prestigious gardens, making a day out at one of our fairs a really enjoyable experience for everyone, whether a novice or experienced gardener. relax and enjoy refreshments, often homemade, at all of our venues. at every one of our fairs there is the opportunity to buy interesting and unusual plants from our nurseries, all of whom are genuine growers dedicated to offering you well-grown plants and advice on the plants they sell. the admission fee for each of our fairs is a combined package and includes access to the fair and gardens, and the price is generally the same as the normal admission fee for the garden only. our gardens all of our fairs are held at beautiful gardens, a number of which are not frequently open to the public. each garden has its own unique character, some with histories stretching back centuries whilst others are more recent. our gardens are regularly featured in the gardening press and on television. we are pleased to be holding 13 fairs in 2018, across the south and south west of england, south wales and the west midlands. for full details of our fairs click on the links at the left of the page. visitors to our fairs at hanham court and the walled garden of cannington in 2017 will know that we experienced some teething problems with the parking at both of these events. we're sorry for these issues, but we're pleased to let you know that these have been resolved for the 2018 fairs, and full details of the arrangements are available on the fair pages. our nurseries we carefully select our nurseries to ensure that they are genuine growers who produce most or all of the plants that they sell themselves. the nurseries that exhibit at each fair are chosen so that we can offer the widest possible range of plants to our visitors, including perennials, shrub

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