After a record edition in 2025 (810 exhibitors, 55,000 m² of exhibition space and almost 27,000 visitors from all over the world), Myplant & Garden is preparing for the next fair and expanding its exhibition space to 60,000 m², completely occupying four halls at the exhibition centre. In addition, outdoor areas will also be used for practical demonstrations.
As announced in a press release, the tenth edition will include new content, specialised thematic areas, exhibitions, technical seminars, training workshops and live demonstrations, with a particular focus on the current challenges of the sector: sustainability, the circular economy, the management of urban, private and sports green spaces, smart technologies, new trends in garden design and floral decoration.
There will also be a further reorganisation of the exhibition areas covering the entire value chain: nurseries, flowers, furniture, pots and containers, decoration, landscape architecture, services, technology and machinery will provide a complete overview of the supply chain, the organisers emphasise.
Halls arranged by theme
Hall 20 will be entirely occupied by engines and My Green Sports, the evolution of “Green Sportsgrounds”, which will also host the new FIGC (Italian Football Federation) programme for training green technicians.
The landscaping area, renamed My Landscape, has moved to Hall 8. A boulevard connects it to the flowers and decoration area, which in turn has been renamed My Decor.
Nursery production remains in Hall 16 and in a large part of Hall 12 and, as in the last edition, is located next to the exhibition of the entire technical sector. The Garden Centre New Trend setup will also be located there, celebrating the tenth anniversary of the fair with the initiative “10 Years of Trends – the Best of”.
My Innovation (formerly MyplanTech) will showcase advanced and sustainable products and services in the green sector, featuring innovative ecological and technological solutions from exhibitors in a special tour.
(Source: Myplant & Garden)
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