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2026 dates
Sun 15 March Thoresby Park Newark NG22 9EP
Sun 22 March Arley Hall and Gardens Northwich CW9 6NA
Sat 28 March Bodenham Arboretum Kidderminster DY11 5TB
Sun 29 March Sugnall Walled Garden Eccleshall ST21 6NF
Fri 3 April Whittington Castle Oswestry SY11 4DF
Sun - Mon 5 - 6 April Dorothy Clive Garden Market Drayton TF9 4EU
Sun 12 April Middleton Hall Tamworth B78 2AE
Sat - Sun 18 - 19 April Weston Park Shifnal TF11 8LE
Sun 26 April Cholmondeley Castle Gardens Malpas SY14 8ET
Sun 3 May 1620s House Donington Le Heath LE67 2FW
Mon 4 May Chasewater Country Park Brownhills WS8 7NL
Sun 10 May Capesthorne Hall Macclesfield SK11 9JY
Sun 17 May Southwell Minster NG25 0HD
Mon 25 May Arley Arboretum Upper Arley Worcs DY12 1SQ
Sun 31 May Norton Priory Runcorn WA7 1SX
Sat - Sun 6 - 7 June Hodnet Hall Gardens Market Drayton TF9 3NN
Sun 21 June Middleton Hall Tamworth B78 2AE
Sun 28 June Whittington Castle Oswestry SY11 4DF
Sun 5 July Thoresby Park Newark NG22 9EP
Sun 19 July Chasewater Country Park Brownhills WS8 7NL
Wed 22 July Cholmondeley Castle Gardens Malpas SY14 8ET
Sun 26 July 1620s House Donington Le Heath LE67 2FW
Sun 2 August Southwell Minster NG25 0HD
Sun 9 August Capesthorne Hall Macclesfield SK11 9JY
Sun 16 August Middleton Hall Tamworth B78 2AE
Sun - Mon 30 - 31 August Dorothy Clive Garden Market Drayton TF9 4EU
Sat 5 September Bodenham Arboretum Kidderminster DY11 5TB
Sun 13 September Weston Park Shifnal TF11 8LE
Sun 20 September Arley Hall and Gardens Northwich CW9 6NA
Near Tamworth, B78 2AE
Sunday 21 June 2026
Admission: Garden and Plant Fair: £4.00
Tickets are available for early- or mid-morning or afternoon arrival, you may stay as long as you like up to the 4pm close
This is a special offer for these special events only.
Parking: Free
Refreshments: Tearoom open. Coffee shop in Courtyard. Picnics welcome.
Please contact the venue for information on accessibility.
Dogs on leads welcome in the fair and garden
We also have spring and late summer plant fairs here on:
2026 will be our 12th year at Middleton Hall and the plant fair has become firmly established in all plant lovers' calendars.
The fair attracts some of the best nurseries from across the country and has a welcoming, friendly atmosphere.
The grounds are a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) including a nine acre lake, noted Walled Garden and a children's play park. Adjacent to the grounds are the RSPB reserve, Middleton Lakes.
There is an adjacent Courtyard Centre, with specialist shops and cafe.
Middleton Hall has a special place in the history of our understanding of plants. It was the home of Francis Willughby, the naturalist an original Fellow of the Royal Society and it was here that he brought his teacher and friend, the first great English naturalist, John Ray. Ray compiled his Catalogus Angliae here, one of the first attempts at a comprehensive listing of British plants.
Line-up for Sun 21 June Middleton Hall:
Alison Hayhurst Willow : basketry
Amorosa Enterprises Up-cycled and recylced garden ornaments and stakes
Bridge Farm Plants Interesting and unusual herbaceous perennials
Carbon Earth Ltd Soil Improver Compost NEW
ChickenStreet Grasses and herbaceous perennials for naturalistic plantings
Conquest Plants Nursery Variegated and coloured foliage hardy plants
Cottage Memories Roses (plus peonies and iris in season)
Eastoft Echeveria National Collection of Echeveria and alpine plants NEW
Green's Leaves Choice shrubs, perennials, grasses, foliage plants.
Guest Home And Garden Garden décor and accessories
Hillview Hardy Plants Perennials and auriculas. National Collection Holders, RHS Gold Medallists
Kura Ilera Natural botanical soaps including a gardener’s soap and hand cream
Lask Edge Farm Decorative Willow Twist Topiary NEW
Lovegroves Shrubs and Trees, mainly rare and unusual, also ferns and climbers
North Staffordshire Hostas National Collection of Hosta
Penmere Plants Hardy, half-hardy and species Fuchsia.
Peter King Sculptor Outdoor garden sculpture and plant supports from my workshop in Herefordshire NEW
Peter the Bee and Friends Insect friendly, native wildflowers
Primrose Bank Wide range of perennial plants. RHS Gold Medallists
Priorswood Clematis Clematis. RHS Medallists
Prized Perennials Wide range of perennials
The Edible Garden Nursery Edible plants NEW
The Gobbett Nursery Shrubs, perennials inc Iris, Cornus, Syringa in season. RHS Medallists
Tissington Nursery Quality and choice perennials. RHS Gold Medallists
Venue Address:
Middleton Hall Trust
Middleton Hall
Middleton
Tamworth
B78 2AE
website: www.middleton-hall.co.uk
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MiddletonHallTamworth
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