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Meet Hutch House Plants

Rob Vincent plans to wow visitors to the festival with a spectacular array of his specialist houseplants. Rob is owner of Hutch House Plants who runs Exeter’s only dedicated houseplant store and is a first time exhibitor at Powderham.  He is an all-round houseplant expert who provides and cares for plants at shops, businesses and …

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Be our VIP in 2023

Love the festival but want to take it a comfortable pace? We have two upgrade options in 2023: our VIP Experience which includes all-day access to Powderham Castle’s stunning Music Room and Library or just for the afternoon – Tea in the Castle, from 2.30pm onwards when you will be sustained with a choice of …

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New Devon Food & Drink Market 2023

We’re delighted to introduce our new festival-within-a-festival for 2023: The Food & Drink Market, created in collaboration with Food Drink Devon.Showcasing the best of Devon produce, the new market aims to be a magnet for visitors who love to buy and eat local and will be located in Powderham Castle’s fabulous historic courtyard, right next to the Castle and VIP …

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New Food & Drink Market in 2023

We’re delighted to introduce our new festival-within-a-festival for 2023: The Food & Drink Market, created in collaboration with Food Drink Devon. Showcasing the best of Devon produce, the new market aims to be a magnet for visitors who love to buy and eat local and will be located in Powderham Castle’s fabulous historic courtyard, right next to the Castle and …

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Dates announced for 2023

We’re thrilled to announce Toby’s Garden Festival is back for our 9th year in 2023, bringing our heady brew of gorgeous plants for sale, fabulous local street food and a free two-day programme of garden workshops and talks to the region’s gardeners. Dates for your diary are Friday 28 and Saturday 29 April 2023, the …

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Getting around the site

Need a helping hand around the festival site this year? We try and make the ancient castle grounds as accessible as possible, avoiding flights of steps, and staying on hard ground,  That said, the festival site does cover a large area, so we lay on two extra means of transport – the Castle tractor-train to …

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