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Get ready—visitor registration for GroundsFest 2025 is officially open, and this year promises to be bigger, better, and bolder than ever before.

Returning to Stoneleigh Park from 9–10 September 2025, GroundsFest is more than just a trade show. It’s a high-energy, hands-on event where the latest kit, expert advice, and industry insight all come together.

Whether you work in landscaping, groundscare, local authority, turf management, estate maintenance, education, or sportsturf—GroundsFest is the one event you don’t want to miss.

Hundreds of brands. One event.

13554216071?profile=RESIZE_584xGroundsFest 2025 will bring together one of the most diverse ranges of exhibitors the industry has ever seen. From major machinery manufacturers and cutting-edge tech providers to landscaping tools, turf care solutions, commercial vehicles, and more—you’ll find hundreds of top brands all in one place.

Live, interactive demos

Try out the latest machinery and technology from top brands in real working conditions. You’ll also be able to experience Machinery Nation Live—a high-octane, entertainment-packed demo area brought to you by the team behind the hit YouTube channel Machinery Nation. Expect thrills, power, and plenty of noise as they put kit through its paces in their own unique style.

Free education

Grow your knowledge with completely free training sessions and seminars. Led by industry experts, these sessions cover the challenges and innovations shaping the future of outdoor spaces, turf, and groundscare.

Live music festival

Once the demos and seminars wrap up, the GroundsFest festival begins. Live music, street food, bumper cars and great company—because the best conversations often happen away from the stand.

A place for everyone

From seasoned professionals to students just starting out, GroundsFest is a welcoming, inclusive event designed to inspire. Whether you’re looking for your next purchase, your next hire, or just a great day out with the team—this is your event.

It’s completely free to attend

Registration is quick, easy, and completely free. You’ll get full access to the demos, education sessions, live music, and more.

Whether you came last year and loved it, or this will be your first visit—GroundsFest 2025 is the event to mark on your calendar.

Free parking

GroundsFest 2024 offers free on-site parking for everyone. There is also a dedicated camping area, which should be pre-booked in advance. More information on staying in the camping area is available on the GroundsFest website.

Register for free on the GroundsFest website. 

Please visit www.groundsfest.com

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5 hours ago
John F replied to John F's discussion Raised bed kits
"Looks great and with a decent harvest ,
Brilliant job 
I am inspired "
6 hours ago
Honey Badger replied to John F's discussion Raised bed kits
"Built may last year.
Each bed 3m by 1.5m at customers request. A bit wide for my liking. 
There was warping like ive never seen thanks to last years drought.
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Honey Badger replied to John F's discussion Raised bed kits
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Replay Group has appointed Matt Bartle as its new Group Head of Commercial Strategy, a newly created role designed to support the business’s continued growth, diversification and long-term strategic direction.The appointment comes at a significant…
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John F replied to John F's discussion Raised bed kits
"Thanks HB excellent idea , Have got some gravel boards left over I feel a project coming on .👍"
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Henry Voice replied to Mark Wilkinson's discussion Baynac-et-Cazenac 
"Hi Mark! It is a beautiful place. We moved out to France in 2004 and Dad set up Landscape Juice not long after that. We also used to enjoy canoeing down the Dordogne around Baynac and La Roques Gageac!
It's nice to know that people enjoy the area we…"
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Honey Badger replied to John F's discussion Raised bed kits
"Ive never used the kits. I use 9inch by 2ich larch gravel boards, I line them with sheet plastic or membrane they last over ten years."
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Julian chambers replied to Julian chambers's discussion Price increases
"Thanks adam, grest advice. A change to see a different approach ie apr/may time to launch the depth charge ! Like it.
Hope retirement is keeping you fun busy!"
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John F posted a discussion
Just curious has anyone used or during the course of their work come across the cedar and aluminium corner reinforced raised bed kits .? In various sizes they look fit for purpose and reasonably priced .I like the concept once planted up full of veg…
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Adam Woods replied to Julian chambers's discussion Price increases
"Retired now...but I always (every year) sent a letter to all clients, around April, May time when they really needed me, setting out the jncrease. To those big residential customers I wanted, who kept me busy for half day plus a week, 12 months a…"
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Sam Bainbridge replied to Sean @ Eclipse's discussion Best mower for wet weather
"And looking at that the etesia works out cheaper over its length of life, I can get 15yrs from an etesia and they do more than 1 day a week"
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John F replied to Julian chambers's discussion Price increases
"If you have kept up increasing your prices in line with inflation previously then it's usually a small increase which is generally acceptable if your customers are happy with your services .
If however you have set the bar too low initially to win…"
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Julian chambers posted a discussion
HiAn increase in prices for established customers can be a tricky part of our services. There's always a chance we can lose good business. How do folks respond to  objections to an increase? 
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Alan Neath replied to Sean @ Eclipse's discussion Best mower for wet weather
"Hi Sean
I have a long standing habit of always looking out the window first thing every morning at my own garden and weather to gauge what work can be done by me or the other guys I know going out to do jobs.
Ground hog day comes to mind as every…"
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Ben Carter replied to Sean @ Eclipse's discussion Best mower for wet weather
"If you like Etesias buy a new one!
Yeah its £2800 but over 10 years its £280 a year.
You can put it against your tax. 
You know your business better than anyone I don't know how much mowing you do.  I only do a day a week so I counldn't justifiy…"
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Raised bed kits

Just curious has anyone used or during the course of their work come across the cedar and aluminium corner reinforced raised bed kits .? In various sizes they look fit for purpose and reasonably priced .I like the concept once planted up full of veg…

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