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130th Sandringham Flower Show 27-07-2011
Image by Karen Roe
Sandringham Flower Show is one of the most prestigious horticultural events in the East of England. Now in its 130th year, it is much more than just a Flower Show. It is a unique event offering not only the best in horticulture but also an excellent day out, filled with family entertainment.
Set in the magnificent surroundings of Sandringham Park with Sandringham House and Sandringham Church as a backdrop, this one-day Show attracts around 20,000 visitors each year. From the beginning the Show has been privileged to enjoy Royal patronage and traditionally our Royal Patron attends the Show.
Many of the region’s leading nurseries and horticultural specialists exhibit. In addition to these displays the show features display gardens by leading designers, around 200 trade stands (both horticultural and general), a craft marquee, main arena events, children’s entertainment and a military band.
The Royal marquees contain the competitions in vegetables, fruit, flowers and floral art, with the entries grown by local residents; there are also some open classes which anyone may enter. In the amateur’s marquee, local gardening and horticultural clubs enter a judged display competition, whilst the Horticultural Trades marquee features displays by leading nurseries.
The display gardens are always a very popular attraction at Sandringham Flower Show, built as they are to a standard which can rival any of the major horticultural shows.
The Gardeners’ Forum is the venue for gardening talks by top television gardeners.
The profits from each show are donated to local charities and since 1977 the Show Committee have donated more than £450,000 to local charities.
Admission charges include entrance to Sandringham Gardens, Museum and Church, all of which border the showground.
130th Sandringham Flower Show 27-07-2011
Image by Karen Roe
Sandringham Flower Show is one of the most prestigious horticultural events in the East of England. Now in its 130th year, it is much more than just a Flower Show. It is a unique event offering not only the best in horticulture but also an excellent day out, filled with family entertainment.
Set in the magnificent surroundings of Sandringham Park with Sandringham House and Sandringham Church as a backdrop, this one-day Show attracts around 20,000 visitors each year. From the beginning the Show has been privileged to enjoy Royal patronage and traditionally our Royal Patron attends the Show.
Many of the region’s leading nurseries and horticultural specialists exhibit. In addition to these displays the show features display gardens by leading designers, around 200 trade stands (both horticultural and general), a craft marquee, main arena events, children’s entertainment and a military band.
The Royal marquees contain the competitions in vegetables, fruit, flowers and floral art, with the entries grown by local residents; there are also some open classes which anyone may enter. In the amateur’s marquee, local gardening and horticultural clubs enter a judged display competition, whilst the Horticultural Trades marquee features displays by leading nurseries.
The display gardens are always a very popular attraction at Sandringham Flower Show, built as they are to a standard which can rival any of the major horticultural shows.
The Gardeners’ Forum is the venue for gardening talks by top television gardeners.
The profits from each show are donated to local charities and since 1977 the Show Committee have donated more than £450,000 to local charities.
Admission charges include entrance to Sandringham Gardens, Museum and Church, all of which border the showground.
130th Sandringham Flower Show 27-07-2011
Image by Karen Roe
Sandringham Flower Show is one of the most prestigious horticultural events in the East of England. Now in its 130th year, it is much more than just a Flower Show. It is a unique event offering not only the best in horticulture but also an excellent day out, filled with family entertainment.
Set in the magnificent surroundings of Sandringham Park with Sandringham House and Sandringham Church as a backdrop, this one-day Show attracts around 20,000 visitors each year. From the beginning the Show has been privileged to enjoy Royal patronage and traditionally our Royal Patron attends the Show.
Many of the region’s leading nurseries and horticultural specialists exhibit. In addition to these displays the show features display gardens by leading designers, around 200 trade stands (both horticultural and general), a craft marquee, main arena events, children’s entertainment and a military band.
The Royal marquees contain the competitions in vegetables, fruit, flowers and floral art, with the entries grown by local residents; there are also some open classes which anyone may enter. In the amateur’s marquee, local gardening and horticultural clubs enter a judged display competition, whilst the Horticultural Trades marquee features displays by leading nurseries.
The display gardens are always a very popular attraction at Sandringham Flower Show, built as they are to a standard which can rival any of the major horticultural shows.
The Gardeners’ Forum is the venue for gardening talks by top television gardeners.
The profits from each show are donated to local charities and since 1977 the Show Committee have donated more than £450,000 to local charities.
Admission charges include entrance to Sandringham Gardens, Museum and Church, all of which border the showground.
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