The whole green market joined under one roof

Outdoor exposition

• Tree nurseries – living green
• Machinery, equipment and tools (hand, electrical and motor-driven) for the construction and maintenance of gardens, green areas, and glasshouses
• Urban and park fixtures: furniture, lighting, and flower containers
• Outdoor recreational equipment for public areas and municipalities – sports facilities

Indoor exposition:

• General material for the construction and maintenance of green areas: drainage material, tree care material, geotextiles, adhesives, measuring equipment, chains, ropes, everything for roof gardens, and sods
• Paving and tiling: concrete, natural stone, cobblestones, bricks, and ceramic
• Tree nurseries and flower bulbs – living green
• Suppliers to tree nurseries and flower shops
• Care: fertilisers, protection products, bark, potting soil, substrates, compost, and seeds
• Services: labelling, internet, training, software, trade press, shop and warehouse furnishings and fixtures
• Garden ambience: barbecues, letter boxes, decoration, parasols, pet products, pottery, garden furniture, lighting, and sun protection
• Garden wood (screens, sheds, and decks)
• Machinery, general material and tools the construction and maintenance of gardens and green spaces
• Outdoor recreational equipment
• Urban fixtures: furniture, lighting, and flower containers
• Water: sprinkling systems, fountains, pumps, and products for ponds, spas and swimming pools

Used or repaired tools and/or machines are not allowed.

The success of Green Expo in 2008

In barely 3 days, almost 17000 professionals visited Green Expo, where they found an attractive and innovating mixture of the sectors gardening, parks and retail. The quality of the visits was extremely high. The result being no other than satisfied faces, as well for the visitors as for the exhibitors.

This exhibition can call itself the most important event in the garden, park and retail sector. The attendance from the North of France and the Netherlands was remarkable high. Proving once again that the combination of an internal and external exhibition is highly attractive for professional visitors.

A lot of exhibitors made high efforts to upgrade the look of their stand. This resulted in very interesting demonstrations on the grass, leading once again to extremely interesting negotiations. But also on the inner exhibition one could meet well organised presentations and products.

The most important event for park, garden and retail

The great popularity of Green Expo is a result of its total concept: an ideal mixture of machinery in the outdoor exposition and a combination of hard material and living greenery in the indoor exposition.

More than ever, the urgency of Green Expo reflects the current spirit of our times. Gardening is increasingly becoming an important part of our lives, and not only because of the current crisis. This crisis also emphasizes the need for professional meeting places where existing contacts are maintained and new contacts are established – preferably for long-term business relationships. This means that every successful fair presence occupies a unique position in the strategy of a growing business – and Green Expo can certainly be regarded as a successful fair.

Our efforts to attract qualitative visitors

Green Expo will be advertised in various specialist publications at home and abroad. You can expect our eye-catching 1/1 page quadric advertisements in e.g.

• Publimatnews
• VTU-nieuws
• Verbondsnieuws Sierteelt & Groenvoorziening
• Verbondsnieuws Tuinaannemer
• NAV news
• Groencontact VVOG
• Revue de la Fédération Wallonne Horticole
• Groen magazine / Espaces Verts
• Stad & Landschap / Paysage Urbain
• Groenondernemer / Entrepreneur Paysagiste
• Renoscripto
• Garden Style
• Tuinzaken
• Mix vakblad
• Groene Markt
• Tuine & Park Techniek
• Tuin & Landschap

Special promotion actions will also be organized : i.e. organized sticker promotions, Green Expo advertisements on posters, supplementary entrance tickets in afore-mentioned professional publications, etc..