Autumn in the country house. 2025

Specialized exhibition of goods for cottages and gardens

from 18 to 21 of September

Kuban Expocentre view map | Krasnodar, Russia

We invite you to take part in the exhibition

Autumn in the country house. 2025

Less than 5 months left until the opening

2000 m²
Exhibition space!

4000
Targeted visitors!

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Join us for the exhibition "Autumn at the Dacha," which showcases a wide range of themes related to gardening and outdoor living. This event is a fantastic opportunity to explore everything you need for your dacha, garden, or estate.

The exhibition features categories such as "Dacha, Garden, Estate," where you will find a variety of seedlings, ornamental plants, seeds, and planting materials. Additionally, there will be a selection of indoor and perennial flowers, as well as garden tools and equipment. Visitors can also discover fertilizers, plant protection products, metal structures, gazebos, greenhouses, and covering materials. The exhibition will showcase irrigation systems, soil drainage solutions, and decorative items made from ceramics, glass, porcelain, plastic, and wicker.

In the "Landscape Design and Improvement" section, attendees can explore garden and park machinery, small architectural forms, and garden sculptures, including benches, gazebos, tents, canopies, and pergolas. There will also be displays of decorative water features, fountains, waterfalls, and alpine slides. You can find stationary and portable mini-pools, irrigation systems, drainage solutions, and lighting for gardens and pools. The exhibition also features artistic forging and casting, wooden products, dacha and park furniture, and items for outdoor leisure.

Finally, the "Harvest" section will present products from local farms, highlighting the best of the agricultural community.

Don't miss out on this enriching experience—come and participate in the exhibition "Autumn at the Dacha"!

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