Exclusive ticket offer for BBC Summer Good Food Show
May 22 2009
EXCLUSIVE TICKET OFFER
The BBC Summer Good Food Show will take place alongside BBC Gardeners’ World Live at The NEC and one ticket will gain entry to both shows. Family weekend welcomes two children from 5-16 free for each accompanying paying adult on Saturday and Sunday. Under 5s are free on any day. Beers of the World Live takes place from Friday 12 to Sunday 14 June and entrance is included in your BBC Summer Good Food Show ticket.
For an exclusive Birmingham Mail offer you can book your tickets and get a packet of salad seeds absolutely FREE.
To book your tickets for the Summer Good Food Show call 0844 209 0397 and quote TMR to claim your free salad seeds.
To book your tickets for BBC Gardeners World Live call 0844 209 0394 and quote TMR to claim your free salad seeds
BBC Gardeners’ World Live returns to The NEC between 10 and 14 June this year with more opportunity to get up close and personal with the Gardeners’ World presenters than ever before! Throughout the show they will be inspiring visitors to transform gardens and allotments across the country into a riot of colour, perfume and great-tasting fruit, vegetables and herbs.
New Gardeners’ World presenter and RHS gold medal winning garden designer Toby Buckland will join the line up giving live demonstrations in the Gardeners’ World Magazine Celebrity Theatre, which also features Carol Klein, Joe Swift, Adam Pasco and Monty Don. For the first time ever, visitors will also be able to see the BBC 2 Gardeners’ World team live in action in the garden in the exciting new “A Taste of Greenacre” feature which brings to life some of the aspects of the programme’s new TV garden.
Growing your own will be a big theme at the show and practical help and advice will abound from celebrities and experts covering all the essentials of successful allotment gardening. The Grow Your Own Area sponsored by NS&I will boast its own stage and will be packed with useful products, displays and demonstrations offering visitors all the tips they need on how to live the good life and produce great tasting fruit, vegetables and herbs themselves.
In addition to inspiration from celebrities and experts, there will be over 25 stunning Show Gardens demonstrating just what clever designs can achieve in a small space. The garden designers will all be hoping to win a coveted RHS medal when the judging takes place just before the show opens.
This year’s show will also be overflowing with beautiful and unusual blooms ready to adorn the widest variety of gardens from the prettiest, rambling cottage garden to the most exciting exotic paradise. The spectacular RHS Floral Marquee sponsored by Renault will be back with over 100 specialist nurseries offering high quality plants with many rare and unusual varieties. Visit the RHS Orchid Feature to feast your eyes on exquisite displays of this beautiful and exotic species. Wander down the Plant Mall for a whole host of planting ideas and if you like to take cuttings from your favourite garden plants, why not bring some along and take part in the Plant Swap where you can trade your best plants for a tomato seedling and earn the chance for your plant to be planted in the new urban meadow at Greenacre.
The show will be the perfect day out for beginners and enthusiasts alike with plenty of fresh ideas to help everyone create a stunning outdoor haven, perfect for relaxing, unwinding and entertaining.
Also part of the show this year will be the Countryfile area with its own stage where favourites including John Craven, Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury will be hoping to convince us to get out and explore and enjoy the British countryside.
BBC Gardeners’ World Live takes place alongside the BBC Summer Good Food Show and your great value ticket will admit you to both shows. With mouthwatering recipes and ideas for great summer picnics and barbecues, along with live demonstrations from top celebrity chefs including Ainsley Harriot, Simon Rimmer and the Hairy Bikers, where better to pick up ideas for all your summer entertaining?
