- Türi Flower Fair invites you to celebrate the opening of the gardening season
- The 2-day Plant Fair of Pärnu begins today
- Tallinn Botanic Gardens new exhibition introduces over 100 houseplants
- MaaMess is the largest countryside fair in Estonia
- The summer season has arrived in Estonian gardens
- Tomorrow at the Tallinn Botanic Garden you can learn how to mow grass with a scythe
14.5.2024 | Shopping
Türi Flower Fair invites you to celebrate the opening of the gardening season
This Friday, May 17, the annual Türi Flower Fair (Türi Lillelaat in Estonian) starts in the small central Estonian … Read more
10.5.2024 | Leisure
The 2-day Plant Fair of Pärnu begins today
Today and tomorrow, May 10-11, the annual Plant Fair of Pärnu will take place in the city’s Vallikäär meadow. … Read more
23.4.2024 | Nature
Tallinn Botanic Gardens new exhibition introduces over 100 houseplants
Over 100 houseplants will be introduced at the Tallinn Botanic Gardens exhibition of indoor plants from April 20-28. New … Read more
18.4.2024 | Culture
MaaMess is the largest countryside fair in Estonia
The 30th international agricultural, forestry, gardening and food fair MaaMess begins today, April 18. Around 50,000 people are expected … Read more
22.5.2023 | Shopping
The summer season has arrived in Estonian gardens
The small Japanese cherry trees blooming in warm pink only wake up when Hortes’ gardeners start their work day. … Read more
3.8.2022 | Nature
Tomorrow at the Tallinn Botanic Garden you can learn how to mow grass with a scythe
At Tallinn Botanic Garden, on Thursday, August 4, from 12 to 3 p.m., you can learn how to mow … Read more
