Falmouth Spring Flower Show
When? 24 Mar 2018 to 25 Mar 2018
Where? Falmouth
The two-day festival is held at the Princess Pavilion where you can enjoy the array of spring flowers heralding the end of the dreary months of winter.
On show are tender and rare plants, Bonsais, Orchids, stunning flower arrangements with experts on hand to answer your queries, specialist plants for sale and refreshments. Exhibitors include anyone with a love of flora and fauna, from big nurseries and public gardens to local residents with private gardens.
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