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Garden shows in West Midlands 2026

Birmingham, the NEC, and Malvern make the West Midlands the busiest region for garden shows in the country, with the BBC Gardeners' World flagship event, both RHS Malvern shows, and a year-round programme at Birmingham Botanical Gardens.

The West Midlands is the country's busiest region for garden events, hosting BBC Gardeners' World Live at the NEC (June), RHS Malvern Spring Festival (May) and Autumn Show (September) at Three Counties Showground, plus a full year-round programme at Birmingham Botanical Gardens. The region covers the West Midlands, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, Herefordshire, and Shropshire.

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11 events in West Midlands this year.

Pink cyclamen flowering in a terracotta pot
Flower Show

Cyclamen Society Annual Show

28 March Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston

Specialist exhibition of cyclamen varieties with cultivation demonstrations and expert growers. A must for alpine and bulb enthusiasts.

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Field of golden daffodils in spring bloom
Flower Show

Daffodil Society Annual Show

18-19 April Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston

Competitive spring flower showcase featuring hundreds of daffodil varieties, expert displays, and cultivation advice from specialist growers.

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Vintage steam locomotive in a garden railway setting
Exhibition

National Garden Railway Show

25 April NAEC Stoneleigh, Warwickshire

Large-scale garden railway exhibition featuring live steam locomotives, landscaped model gardens, and specialist traders.

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Vibrant mixed floral display at an RHS show
Flower Show Top pick

RHS Malvern Spring Festival

7-10 May Three Counties Showground, Malvern

Four days of floral marquees, show gardens, plant sales, and expert talks. Known for its friendly atmosphere and strong focus on growing your own food.

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Botanical garden glasshouse with tropical planting
Exhibition

International Garden Photography Exhibition

13 May - 29 June Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston

Award-winning garden photography from around the world displayed in the Gardens' gallery spaces. A celebration of gardens through the lens.

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Mature trees in an urban park setting
Festival

Urban Tree Festival

16 May Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston

Celebrating urban trees with guided walks, tree identification workshops, mythology talks, and family activities among the Gardens' National Bonsai Collection.

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Crowds enjoying a summer garden festival
Festival Top pick

BBC Gardeners' World Live

18-21 June NEC, Birmingham

The flagship BBC Gardeners' World event. Show gardens, a massive floral marquee, live stage talks from TV presenters, and hundreds of exhibitors. The biggest gardening event in the Midlands.

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Jazz band performing live on a garden stage
Festival

Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival in the Gardens

25-26 July Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston

Live music across the Gardens' bandstands and lawns. A weekend of jazz and blues surrounded by botanical displays. Food and drink traders on site.

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Artisan market stall with cut flowers and garden goods
Festival

Artisan Market (Summer Edition)

1 August Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston

Curated market of local crafts, artisan produce, and garden-related goods set within the Botanical Gardens. Combine with a garden visit.

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Display of giant pumpkins and harvest produce at an autumn show
Flower Show Top pick

RHS Malvern Autumn Show

25-27 September Three Counties Showground, Malvern

Celebrates the harvest season with giant vegetable competitions, fruit and flower displays, and autumn planting advice. The floral art is a highlight.

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Autumn artisan market stall with seasonal produce and flowers
Festival

Artisan Market (Autumn Edition)

3 October Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston

Autumn-themed market with local artisans, seasonal produce, and garden gifts. The Gardens' autumn colour makes this a particularly scenic market visit.

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