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Flower & Garden Show

Flower arranging & plant cultivation competition

Barbados white frangipangi flowers

As keen medal-winning competitors at the world-famous annual Chelsea Flower Show in the UK, the Barbados Horticultural Society takes its flower arranging and plant cultivation seriously.

So their annual Flower & Garden Show, which is brimming with tropical blooms that range from cacti to bonsai, is well worth a visit.

Either side of their flagship event, they run a programme of Open Gardens in sumptuous private homes, where you can usually linger on the lawn while enjoying some tea and cake.

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The annual Flower & Garden Show is held at Balls Plantation, Christchurch (this entry’s map location), over a weekend at the end of January (Sat & Sun 10am–6pm). Cost BD$15.

Open Gardens are held on Sunday afternoons (2–6pm) before and after the annual show. Cost BD$15.

Details of the Flower & Garden Show and the Open Gardens programme can be found on the Barbados Horticultural Society’s website.

Dry season (Dec–April)

Gardens & Nature

Text © Sara Humphreys

Image by Joe Ross