10 October 2024, Killarney, Johannesburg, South Africa – The much-anticipated annual Houghton Bonsai, Succulent & Plant Show is back! Set to take place from the 1st to the 3rd of November 2024, this vibrant extravaganza promises to be a highlight on your calendar, just in time for summer. Whether you’re a seasoned plant enthusiast or simply love basking in the beauty of nature, this is an event you won’t want to miss!
A Burst of Colour and Nature
Step into a lush oasis where bonsais, succulents, and an array of rare and extraordinary plants await you. This year’s show offers more than just bonsai and succulents—think bright blooms, exotic greenery, and even unique potted plants that are perfect for transforming your home, garden or balcony into a verdant paradise.
Meander and explore stylish plant accessories and unique décor items to spruce up any space, all while connecting with suppliers to learn tips and tricks on plant care. Whether you’re looking to start your plant journey or add to your ever-growing garden, this show is for everyone.
Workshops, Demonstrations, and More
The show also offers a range of interactive workshops and exciting demonstrations. Want to know how to care for your newly purchased bonsai or succulent? Come learn from experts!
Show Details:
Dates: 1 – 3 November 2024
Show Times: 09:00 – 16:00
Location: Killarney Mall, Johannesburg
Parking: Available at the mall
Gather your friends, family and kids and get ready for a blooming good time! For more information visit: https://www.bonsaiandsucculentshow.com/.
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Author: The Houghton The Houghton from Angelfish PR & Events on behalf of The Houghton.
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