HTA National Plant Show 2016 opens its doors next week

by | Jun 15, 2016 | News | 0 comments

National Plant Show

With a record breaking amount of exhibitors and New Plant Awards entries, the HTA National Plant Show 2016 opens its door next week on 21 and 22 June at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire.

Romeo Sommers, trend watcher and green stylist of By Romeo, will be bringing the Retail Concept Experience to life with the art of storytelling in retail. Romeo will be demonstrating how you can combine storytelling with plants to help increase sales and give people another reason to buy. Supporting this will be creative displays designed by growers around the show.

Make sure you download the new show app available for downloading from the app stores now (App Store for Apple devices and Google PlayStore for Android devices). Just search ?HTA Plant Show?.

In the app you can see seminar listings which you can set reminders for so you don?t miss a session, a full exhibitor listing with contact details and links to website, with the ability to highlight any you have seen as a reminder for after the show, as well as speaker and sponsor profiles, notes capacity and much more.

Visitors can save time on arrival to the show by registering for a visitor badge in advance, allowing them to go straight into the biggest National Plant Show yet.

For more information and to register in advance please visit www.nationalplantshow.co.uk

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