The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) has announced "Gardens of Tomorrow" as the theme for the 2025 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show, set to run March 1-9 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Now in its 196th year, the world's longest-running horticultural event will explore how gardening can shape a better future. Exhibits will showcase imaginative designs and innovative ideas from renowned florists and garden artists from the U.S. and around the world.
"'Gardens of Tomorrow' invites us to envision a future where our actions today nurture a healthier planet," said Seth Pearsoll, …
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The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) has announced "Gardens of Tomorrow" as the theme for the 2025 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show, set to run March 1-9 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Now in its 196th year, the world's longest-running horticultural event will explore how gardening can shape a better future. Exhibits will showcase imaginative designs and innovative ideas from renowned florists and garden artists from the U.S. and around the world.
"'Gardens of Tomorrow' invites us to envision a future where our actions today nurture a healthier planet," said Seth Pearsoll, VP and Creative Director of the Philadelphia Flower Show.
The show will feature a flower-filled entrance garden with massive flowering trees, water features, and floral sculptures. It will also host the world's largest houseplant and indoor plant competition, open to both expert and amateur horticulturists.
New this year is the Floral Fanatic Pass, priced at $90, which grants daily entry and includes an exclusive gift bag and premium seating at daily lectures.
Ticket prices range from $20 to $49.99, with discounts available for students, children, and twilight hours. Group rates are offered for parties of 25 or more.
PHS President Matt Rader emphasized the show's role in PHS's year-round work, stating, "As we look towards the future, the 2025 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show envisions a world where gardening is both a joyful hobby and a celebrated force for creating a healthier planet, society, and people."
Tickets are on sale now at tickets.phsonline.org. The event serves as PHS's main fundraiser for its greening work throughout the Philadelphia region.
