Gardenia 2026 in Poznan, Poland

Gardenia 2026 is an international horticulture and landscape architecture trade fair that brings together the people shaping the green spaces market in Poznań.

It’s where manufacturers, distributors, nurseries, designers, municipal services, and private clients meet — all at Poznań International Fair (MTP).

• Location: Poznań International Fair (MTP), Poznań, Poland.
• Format: professional trade fair + education + competitions + live demonstrations.
• Focus: practical solutions for gardens, nurseries, and urban green projects.

Who should visit Gardenia 2026

Gardenia has strong B2B momentum, yet it’s also easy to navigate for anyone who wants to “touch the trends” in person.

• Garden centre owners and buyers. A great place to refresh your seasonal assortment in 1–2 days and discover new suppliers.
• Landscape architects and studios. An easy way to compare materials, plants, irrigation, and small architectural elements live.
• Nurseries, growers, and importers. The show makes it easier to meet large clients and negotiate distribution deals.
• Municipalities and landscaping contractors. You’ll find plenty of solutions for public spaces and resilient urban greenery.
• Floristry professionals. Dedicated stages host shows, masterclasses, and championships.

Video about Gardenia

Want a quick feel for the atmosphere and scale? Watch a report from one of the latest editions of the fair in Poznań.

The history of Gardenia and key milestones

The first edition of Gardenia took place in Poznań in 2007. Back then, the event was much smaller and focused on plant material, but it quickly grew into a full-scale industry platform.

In 2026, the organisers mark the fair’s 20th anniversary and promise special zones and highlights focused on the role of greenery in cities and everyday life.

• 2007: the first edition launches in Poznań.
• Gardenia develops a format that combines exhibition, knowledge, and demonstrations.
• 2026: an anniversary edition held together with POLECO.

Why Gardenia stands out among horticulture trade fairs

The market is full of “garden fairs”. But Gardenia wins because it’s not just a product showcase — it’s a place where suppliers, buyers, architects, and municipal clients meet in one venue.

• Strong figures. In one of the major editions, organisers reported 25,331 participants and 400+ exhibitors.

• Large exhibition space. The 2022 edition reported a total area of around 20,000 m² across the venue’s largest halls.

• Clear market impact. At the opening of the 19th edition in 2025, organisers mentioned 230+ exhibitors, showing stable scale and consistent market interest.

• Business boost in 2026. Running on the same dates as POLECO broadens the audience and adds contacts at the intersection of green projects and ecology.

• Education zones and competitions. The fair hosts lectures, consultations, professional training sessions, plus prestigious awards and floristry contests.

Well-known exhibitors at Gardenia

Gardenia attracts both manufacturers and companies with practical solutions for gardening and landscaping. Below are examples of exhibitors listed in the official fair catalogue.

• Clematis Źródło Dobrych Pnączy. One of Poland’s best-known brands in clematis and climbing plants. Exhibitors like this typically draw professionals with a strong ассортимент and create a solid reason for seasonal wholesale talks.

• Athena A company with a visible presence in the professional market, relevant for those looking for structured solutions and regular supply. For visitors, it’s a chance to compare offers and get commercial terms fast.

• Centnas Representatives of the practical “garden industry” segment, useful for buyers who value reliability, logistics, and breadth of ассортимент. At the stand, it’s usually easier to agree on volumes and cooperation terms.

• DOLAGRA Exhibitors like this are strong in practical categories for retail and distribution. For businesses, it’s a chance to select products that move fast during the season.

• Anthbot Tech players and “smart” solutions are one reason professionals value Gardenia. These stands typically attract visitors looking to save time and resources in green maintenance.

• 4IQ The fair also highlights companies that support product presentation, promotion, and packaging. This is especially relevant for brands expanding into new markets and strengthening sales.

It’s best to double-check the full company list in the official exhibitor catalogue closer to the dates, as it’s updated regularly.

Tips for visitors to Gardenia 2026

If you’re coming as a manager or owner, your goal is not to “walk around”, but to leave with contacts, ideas, and solutions.

• Plan your route in advance. In 2025, the fair occupied several halls at the venue, and entrances were arranged from different sides of the grounds. This saves time and energy.

• Head to the content zones. Gardenia features formats like Speakers’ Corner, urban green forums, training sessions, and floristry shows. It’s a fast way to understand trends and ask experts questions on the spot.

• For buyers: visit stands during “quiet” hours. It’s easier to get quotes, samples, and negotiate prices without queues.

• Use the venue infrastructure. Basic services are available across the MTP grounds, including Wi-Fi, ATMs, first aid, taxis, and accessible solutions for visitors with limited mobility.

• If you’re scouting new launches, pay attention to competitions and award activities. Exhibitors often showcase their best seasonal products there.

Product and service categories at Gardenia 2026

Gardenia’s scope is broad. The fair can cover the full cycle: from plants to maintenance, machinery, and design.

• Plant material: trees, shrubs, perennials, seedlings, potted plants, hedge plants.
• Seeds and planting stock: lawns, vegetables and herbs, flowers, bulbs and rhizomes.
• Tools and garden equipment: hand tools, plant care, containers, and accessories.
• Garden machinery: sprayers, scythes, hedge trimmers, various types of lawnmowers, including autonomous models.
• Irrigation and water solutions: pumps, hoses, controllers, drip lines, sprinklers, rainwater tanks.
• Fertilisers and plant protection: fertilisers, compost, care and protection products.
• Garden architecture and landscaping: pavilions, sheds, pergolas, fencing, surfaces, decorative stone.
• Landscape architecture: design companies, associations, educational organisations.

How to exhibit at Gardenia 2026

Exhibiting at Gardenia 2026 is especially valuable for companies that sell through distribution, work with garden centre buyers, and build export channels. The organisers explicitly call the fair the industry’s largest meeting in Poland and highlight programmes for international growth, including Hosted Buyers.

• Choose your objective: on-site sales, finding dealers, entering new retail chains, wholesale negotiations, launching new products.
• Prepare your offer: a clear price list, wholesale terms, samples, a quick stand demo сценарий.
• Use marketing opportunities: announce new launches, join competitions, build trust through industry awards.
• Register through the organisers’ official channels and follow updates on the programme and participation terms.

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