We’re sad to announce that due to continued measures to combat the spread of coronavirus the re-scheduled July event has been cancelled. The annual festival, originally planned for May, and then rescheduled to July, will now take place on Friday 30th April and Saturday 1st May 2021. Festival host Toby Buckland said: “Naturally we are …
Toby’s Garden Fest has been postponed to July 17th and 18th when we hope we can join in a celebration of summer gardening at Powderham Castle. In the meantime but you can still buy great value, high quality plants directly from many specialist nurseries and growers online. The specialist nurseries who have always dazzled us …
Hello all, It probably won’t come as a surprise we’ve taken the decision to postpone the festival due to the coronavirus pandemic. The new dates for your diary are Friday 17 and Saturday 18 July 2020 at Powderham Castle as usual. So, a summer festival for a change and at a time when we sincerely …
COMPETITION TIME! The Sharpham team is challenging you to use your love of cheese and knowledge of botanicals to come up with a delicious new flavour combination for Sharpham Rustic… to win some fantastic prizes! Rustic Original and Rustic with Chives & Garlic have been favourites for many years, but it’s time for a …
Single-use plastic, something most of us are doing our best to avoid or recycle, is a huge bane for gardeners. Due to the oversized nature of bulky plastic like plant pots, and the cost to haul it to processing plants in the North of England, a big proportion ends up in landfill. Few councils recycle …
<NOW POSTPONED, SEE UPDATES> The popular Toby’s Garden Festival is back in 2020, returning to Powderham Castle, Kenton near Exeter on Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd May. And we hope you’ll be able to join us again for a feast of gardening delights. Early bird tickets are now available at www.tobygardenfest.co.uk priced at £9 The …
The theme for Toby Buckland’s Garden Festival 2020 will be ‘Wild & Wonderful’ – with talks and demonstrations highlighting how gardeners can work with nature to promote wildflowers, plant trees to reduce carbon emissions, and plastic-and-peat-free gardening. The festival returning to Powderham Castle in the village Kenton near Exeter for the first spring Bank Holiday of the year on …
The sun came out and more than 6000 gardeners flooded through the gates of Powderham Castle in Kenton near Exeter on the first Spring Bank Holiday weekend for broadcaster Toby Buckland’s sixth Garden Festival. Visitors came from as far away as Australia to watch The Earl and Countess of Devon cut the ribbon assisted by …
Hi, I’m Kim Watkins and I make pictures and beautiful things out of old and used paper and card. Up until five years ago it was very different, juggling work commitments with my need to create. I then plucked up the courage after being unwell, and gave up my job to work for myself full …
Posted by Toby's Garden Festival on Wednesday, April 17, 2019
