Hillier Nurseries is proud to announce a collaboration with the new BBC Gardeners’ World Spring Fair. The outdoor event, which takes place in the grounds of Beaulieu, Hampshire from Friday 28th to Sunday 30th May 2021, will offer a host of gardening inspiration, including the all-new Hillier Experience.
For almost 30 years, visitors to BBC Gardeners’ World Live at the NEC have enjoyed a host of gardening advice and inspiration. With gardening becoming increasingly popular and with an eye on brighter times ahead, for the first time in 2021 a Spring Fair has been added to the calendar, held outdoors at world-famous Beaulieu in Hampshire.
As headline partner for the event, the award-winning team at Hillier have designed the all-new Hillier Experience, which will give visitors an exciting trio of Hillier inspiration, advice and retail. At the heart of the Hillier Experience will be a stunning plant display, overflowing with garden ideas and planting combinations to try at home. Hillier experts will also be available to give one-to-one advice on any aspect of gardening. The retail section of the Hillier Experience will allow inspiration to become reality, with a selection of top-quality plants grown by Hillier on their nurseries in Hampshire available to purchase.
Hillier is renowned for top-quality plants, including a number of important plant introductions throughout the company’s history. This tradition of innovation is set to continue at the Spring Fair, as Hillier plans to launch two new plants at the event - details currently remain under wraps!
“We are excited to be headline partner of the new BBC Gardeners’ World Spring Fair in Beaulieu,” comments Chris Francis, Wholesale and Retail Director of Hillier. “BBC Gardeners’ World Live has a great reputation for bringing inspiration to the home gardener, which is part of the Hillier ethos too. We are looking forward to meeting many gardeners over the weekend, showcasing our Hillier Experience display and sharing our expert advice so they can get even more enjoyment from their own gardens.”
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