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The Singapore Garden Festival returns

The premier garden and flower show will be held at new locations

Tay Suan Chiang

Tay Suan Chiang

Published Thu, Jul 21, 2022 · 05:00 PM
    • From the Singapore Garden Festival 2018. One of the garden on display is Japanese designer Sugishima Yoshimi’s Time is Like Water, that features two mini waterfalls.
    • From the Singapore Garden Festival 2018. One of the garden on display is Japanese designer Sugishima Yoshimi’s Time is Like Water, that features two mini waterfalls. PHOTO: BT FILE

    Whether you are a gardening enthusiast or someone who likes to take pictures of pretty flowers, the return of the Singapore Garden Festival (SGF) after a 4-year hiatus is something to look forward to.

    Unlike previous years, which were held at Suntec convention centre and later at Gardens by the Bay, this 8th edition will be held at new locations.

    The premier garden and flower show will run from Jul 30 to Aug 7 at ION Orchard and Ngee Ann City, and from July 30 to Aug 9 at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, to reach a wider audience, according to organiser, the National Parks Board (NParks).

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