Plant enthusiasts in Staffordshire have an exciting event to mark on their calendars this April. On Saturday, April 27, Chasewater Country Park will host its inaugural Plant Hunters’ Fair, featuring twenty specialist nurseries from various parts of the country.
Organized by Plant Hunters’ Fairs, known for their prestigious events held across the Midlands and the Northwest, including venues like Weston Park in Shropshire, Middleton Hall in Tamworth, Bodenham Arboretum in Worcester, and Carsington Water in Derbyshire, this event promises a high-quality selection of plants. The participating nurseries are renowned for their genuine passion and expertise in cultivating a diverse range of flora.
Nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Chasewater Country Park, attendees can indulge in nature trails, birdwatching, walking, cycling, and picnics alongside exploring the abundance of plant life. The organizers hope to draw gardening enthusiasts to this scenic venue while igniting fresh interest in gardening within the local community, offering accessibility to top-notch plants at competitive prices.
Martin Blow, representing Plant Hunters’ Fairs, expressed excitement about bringing the event to Chasewater Country Park for the first time. He highlighted the opportune moment as spring beckons gardeners to plan and plant for the upcoming seasons, making the fair an ideal source of inspiration.
Blow emphasized the expertise of the participating nurseries, assuring a wide array of perennials, shrubs, alpines, wildflowers, herbs, and apple trees suited for various garden environments, from sun-drenched spots to shaded corners. Visitors can expect personalized guidance from these passionate horticulturists on selecting and nurturing plants tailored to their gardens.
The Plant Hunters’ Fair at Chasewater Country Park will run from 10 am to 4 pm on Saturday, April 27, offering free entry to both the fair and the country park, with parking available for a fee.