Tavistock Garden Festival Grow it - Eat it – Enjoy it!
Following hot on the heels of the Chelsea Flower Show Tavistock Garden Festival sets out to celebrate the best of gardens, countryside and local food. This free event takes place on Sunday 3rd and
Monday 4th June, 10am – 4pm, in and around Tavistock’s historical Pannier Market and Town Hall.
Inside the main market hall the focus is on plants with inspiring mini display gardens, plus a wide variety of specialist
nurseries selling a fantastic array of plants from the ever popular herbaceous perennials to more unusual and rare varieties. The participating nurseries, and the Devon branch of Plant Heritage (NCCPG), are also a fantastic source of horticultural knowledge and more than happy to answer any planting queries.
If you are interested in getting back to the “Good Life” come and take a look at the selection of grow your own plants around the market
Grow it – Eat it – Enjoy it! • Inspiring Garden Displays
• Horticultural Trade Stands • Demonstrations • Expert Advice • Edible Garden Products • Artisan Garden Crafts • Container Garden Competition • Refreshments available in Town Hall and Pannier Market
More information on this event can be found at
www.tavistock.gov.uk
or contact Tavistock Town Council telephone 01822 613529, email
gardenfestival@tavistock.gov.uk
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perimeter where you will also find an eclectic mix of garden products including ornaments and luxury outdoor furniture. Bedford Square will be a riot of colour and creativity with artistic metal garden sculptures alongside plants, planters and garden machinery. The Town Hall will once again play host to a fantastic mix of edible garden and local produce along with artisan crafts and natural skin and healthcare products. With more than just plants on offer there will be plenty to tempt you to indulge in some retail therapy! Whether you are a green
fingered gardening enthusiast, a budding beginner or just looking for a great day out, there will be something for everyone to enjoy at Tavistock Garden Festival.
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