NEW, unusual and exciting ideas to revive your garden after the winter will be available at Norton Priory Museum.
The walled garden is hosting a Plant Hunter’s Fair on Saturday, April 29, from 10am to 3pm.
Nurseries from across the country are coming to share their knowledge and expertise.
Plant Hunters' Fairs' Janet Blow said: "We are really pleased to be returning to this wonderful venue.
“This fair continues to attract the cream of specialist nurseries and they will of course come loaded with spring flowering plants plus plenty of later flowering plants to get planted now.”
RHS gold medallist Chris Cooke Plants, from Gloucestershire, specialists in rare and less common hardy herbaceous and shrubs, will be there.
Hall Farm Nursery, from Shropshire, winners of Chelsea gold, will be bringing a selection of perennials and alpines.
Admission is free.
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