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We’re off to the Toby Buckland Garden Festival at Powderham
Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd May sees the 2015 Toby Buckland Garden Festival at Powderham Castle – and we’re going to be there!
Celebrating the best in gardening throughout the South West and beyond it’s an honour to be included and sure to be an excellent show (not just cos we’re there either!) Speakers include, as well as Toby Buckland himself, Bob Flowerdew, Christine Walkden and Jim Buttress. Quite an impressive line up, eh?
Not only is there plenty to see and do, it’s also set in the wonderful grounds at Powderham. So, let’s hope for fine weather and really get into the gardening season spirit!
It’s threatening drizzle with low cloud and chilly temperatures as I type, but I’m hoping that we can get that weather out of the way *this* weekend in time for a bit of sun for next 😉
All the information about the show – like the free parking and information on the shuttle bus is available on the Garden Festival website. And, you can purchase tickets here!
See you there?
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