The 2025 World Garden Show will transform Wuhan into a floral paradise when it opens at Shahu Park on April 27, offering a global stage for horticultural innovation and sustainable living. The event, held in Hubei Province, will feature over 56 designer gardens from across China alongside five meticulously crafted master gardens, blending artistry with nature-centered design.
Visitors can explore themed installations, rare flower varieties, and creative displays such as “atmosphere gardens” and a sprawling hydrangea exhibit. Shahu Park’s renovations aim to elevate its cultural significance, with new additions like a rose garden and a bulb plant zone designed to inspire conversations about urban green spaces and eco-friendly lifestyles.
Organizers emphasize the show’s role in boosting horticultural tourism while showcasing China’s advancements in landscape architecture. With its focus on accessibility and education, the event is poised to attract garden enthusiasts, sustainability advocates, and international travelers seeking immersive cultural experiences.
