Settle petal: All the crowd favourites will be back at this year’s Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show.
The Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show is back at the heritage-listed Carlton Gardens and Royal Exhibition Building from Wednesday, March 30, through to Sunday, April 3.
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The festival will again unite plant lovers of all ages with a collection of never-before-seen floral and landscape designs, educational talks from industry elites, hands-on workshops, and a catalogue of the latest and greatest gardening products.
The crowd favourite Show Gardens will headline the 2022 program with an extraordinary display of horticultural oases from some of the world’s best landscape designers.
During the five days, visitors will be invited to vote for their favourite creation to win the acclaimed People’s Choice Award.
The Boutique Gardens will be a haven of inspiration with a clever collection of 5m x 5m designs.
The Scotts Osmocote indoor plant zone will be a must-visit for plant devotees looking to enhance their indoor spaces with free expert advice, plant care products and an inspirational display of the latest indoor plant trends.
The Diggers Club Urban Farm will join forces with Melbourne Skyfarm to present a sustainable installation playing on the theme “What’s Old is New”.
The concept will showcase heirloom vegetable and flower varieties.
As part of the design, the Diggers will also reprise their signature pumpkin stack.
The team will also host daily workshops, teaching guests how to sow seeds of their own.
Lots of options for Cinderella: The Diggers Club Urban Farm will reprise their signature pumpkin stack
The Royal Exhibition Building will be transformed into a floral paradise.
Visitors will experience award-winning floral displays, a dedicated wedding showcase, floral fashions by RMIT students, a floral-inspired high tea and have the opportunity to buy their own blooms at the Flowers Victoria Flower Market.
Dressed in blossoming botanicals, the Main Stage will host free daily seminars and live demonstrations from an extensive line-up of floral artists, gardening experts and celebrity landscapers.
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