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Springfields Festival Gardens 2023

We welcome you to take a stroll around fifteen acres of mature gardens to view our magnificent spring and summer seasonal floral displays.

The Head Gardener creates a different planting design theme each year, taking into consideration early, mid, and late varieties of daffodils, hyacinths, alliums, tulips, and lots of other bulbs that compliment his spring seasonal displays.  Later in the season we uplift over 100,000 spring bulbs to direct plant over 1,000 dahlia tubers to include over 90 varieties, creating stunning summer/autumn displays.

Our hidden gem displays such as the National Narcissus Collection, Hyacinth & Dahlia Collection maybe viewed by attending a prebooked garden tour or simply engage by using our interactive map to show our seasonal planting lists and highlight any rare species set within the gardens.

Come and join us with a host of seasonal events, walks, activities, and horticultural adventures.

Our Story

Springfields Festival Gardens are a beautifully landscaped area, featuring Chelsea-style celebrity showcase gardens, including designs by Charlie Dimmock, Chris Beardshaw, Kim Wilde and Steven Woodhams, and a spectacular Japanese Garden by Sansui Design.

The Gardens were completely redeveloped in 2004, in conjunction with Springfields Horticultural Society, a charity dedicated to the improvement and growth of horticulture and floral design in the Spalding region.

FREE Admission

Open all year round with FREE admission (except during fund-raising events), Springfields Festival Gardens were first opened in 1966 as the shop window for the flower bulb industry, introducing members of the public, amateur gardeners and enthusiasts to a wide range of horticultural experiences.

Spring Flower & Garden Show 2024

The Springfields Horticultural Society's Annual Daffodils Show is taking place at the enchanting Springfields Festival Gardens on 13th & 14th April 2024! Join us in celebrating the beauty of daffodils and the onset of spring at this vibrant event, where you can marvel at exhibits staged by dedicated horticulturists from across the country. The features a diverse range of competition categories, including Open, Novice, Youth, Garden Society, Miscellaneous, and Herbaceous Plant Sections. Find all the details you need to participate, including the entry form, fees, access information, and regulations for exhibitors below...