The Strawberry Hill Flower Festival 2026
Thursday 10th September - Sunday 13th September, 9am - 5pm
The UK’s most sustainable flower festival returns this September, transforming Strawberry Hill House & Garden into a spectacular celebration of flowers, creativity, and colour.
For four days, over 30 of the UK’s most exciting floral designers will fill the house and gardens with immersive installations, using only British-grown flowers and sustainable techniques.
Brought to you by Flowers at the House and co-curated by Flowers on the Edge, this year’s festival brings together both established and emerging talent, offering a fresh take on contemporary floral design within one of Britain’s most extraordinary historic settings.
Complete your visit with a seasonal picnic in the gardens, crafted by our friends at Roots & Berries.
The festival runs for just four days. To protect this Grade I listed building, ticket numbers are limited—advance booking is strongly recommended.
Alongside the floral installations, this year’s Flower Festival will feature a programme of free talks and demonstrations, included with General Admission and taking place in the Festival Marquee. You can visit the marquee before or after your entry into the house.
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Thursday's Flower Festival includes:11am – Joanna Game: From Dartmoor to Yunnan; 1pm – Fiona Pickles: Working with the Wild; 3pm – Botanical Printing with Stacey Keay.
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Friday's Flower Festival includes:11am – Botanical Printing with Stacey Keay; 1pm – Gardener, florist, author and broadcaster Arthur Parkinson; 3pm – Seasonal Flower Drawing with Hannah Bryce and Leigh Chappell.
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Saturday's Flower Festival includes:11am – Pearl Watt, Curated Nature; 1pm – Floral Arrangement and Photography with Leigh Chappell and Janne Ford; 3pm – The Expressive Art of Sogetsu Ikebana with Mariuzs Cwik and Mrs Ikuyo Morrison.
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Sunday's Flower Festival includes:11am – The Art of the Seasonal Bouquet with Leigh Chappell; 1pm – Flowers on the Edge: with guest curators Cissy Bullock and Olivia Wilson; 3pm – A talk and demonstration devoted to dried flowers.with Bex Partridge of Botanical Tales.
Find out more about the marquee programme here.
Thursday 10th September - Sunday 13th September, 9am - 5pm
The UK’s most sustainable flower festival returns this September, transforming Strawberry Hill House & Garden into a spectacular celebration of flowers, creativity, and colour.
For four days, over 30 of the UK’s most exciting floral designers will fill the house and gardens with immersive installations, using only British-grown flowers and sustainable techniques.
Brought to you by Flowers at the House and co-curated by Flowers on the Edge, this year’s festival brings together both established and emerging talent, offering a fresh take on contemporary floral design within one of Britain’s most extraordinary historic settings.
Complete your visit with a seasonal picnic in the gardens, crafted by our friends at Roots & Berries.
The festival runs for just four days. To protect this Grade I listed building, ticket numbers are limited—advance booking is strongly recommended.
Alongside the floral installations, this year’s Flower Festival will feature a programme of free talks and demonstrations, included with General Admission and taking place in the Festival Marquee. You can visit the marquee before or after your entry into the house.
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Thursday's Flower Festival includes:11am – Joanna Game: From Dartmoor to Yunnan; 1pm – Fiona Pickles: Working with the Wild; 3pm – Botanical Printing with Stacey Keay.
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Friday's Flower Festival includes:11am – Botanical Printing with Stacey Keay; 1pm – Gardener, florist, author and broadcaster Arthur Parkinson; 3pm – Seasonal Flower Drawing with Hannah Bryce and Leigh Chappell.
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Saturday's Flower Festival includes:11am – Pearl Watt, Curated Nature; 1pm – Floral Arrangement and Photography with Leigh Chappell and Janne Ford; 3pm – The Expressive Art of Sogetsu Ikebana with Mariuzs Cwik and Mrs Ikuyo Morrison.
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Sunday's Flower Festival includes:11am – The Art of the Seasonal Bouquet with Leigh Chappell; 1pm – Flowers on the Edge: with guest curators Cissy Bullock and Olivia Wilson; 3pm – A talk and demonstration devoted to dried flowers.with Bex Partridge of Botanical Tales.
Find out more about the marquee programme here.
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