Bloom 2025: Dublin’s Phoenix Park Show
- The annual Bloom festival,a festivity of gardening and sustainable living,has opened in Dublin's Phoenix Park.
- Ireland's largest gardening festival anticipates more than 100,000 visitors over its five-day run.
- More than 100 food and drink companies are participating, complementing the live talks, demonstrations, and musical performances.
Dublin’s phoenix Park bursts into life for Bloom 2025, Ireland’s premier gardening festival, spotlighting sustainable gardening and the circular economy. This year, over 100,000 visitors will witness breathtaking show gardens, including 21 show and feature gardens, community creations, and exhibits from leading environmental groups. From climate change awareness to sustainable practices, Bloom offers a rich experience. President Higgins inaugurated the eco-amiable event, which features live talks, food vendors, and musical performances, all aimed at minimizing its footprint. News Directory 3 is following this story closely.Discover what delights await at this year’s show!
Bloom Festival Showcases sustainable Gardening in dublin
Updated May 28,2025
The annual Bloom festival,a festivity of gardening and sustainable living,has opened in Dublin’s Phoenix Park. Running through June 2, the event emphasizes sustainability and the circular economy, drawing exhibitors and attendees interested in environmental solutions.
Ireland’s largest gardening festival anticipates more than 100,000 visitors over its five-day run. Bloom features 21 show and feature gardens, highlighting climate change awareness, environmental concerns, and sustainable practices. Community groups from across the country created 11 ‘Postcard Gardens,’ while 16 environmental and conservationist groups are present in the conservation area. Seventeen Irish plant nurseries and floral artists are also exhibiting.
More than 100 food and drink companies are participating, complementing the live talks, demonstrations, and musical performances. Bord Bia sponsors Bloom, aiming to position it as the country’s most sustainably operated large-scale event.efforts include water refill stations and composting initiatives.
Last year, Bloom’s sustainability initiatives saw over 21,000 liters of water dispensed at refill stations and two tons of coffee grounds collected for composting.Organizers also reported that over 20,000 visitors used public transportation to attend the event.
President Michael D. Higgins officially opened the festival, addressing attendees on its opening day.
What’s next
Bloom continues to promote environmental awareness and sustainable practices, encouraging visitors to adopt eco-amiable approaches in their gardens and daily lives. The festival is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. until Monday.