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The Landscape Show 2025
July - August 2025
|Landscape Contractor Magazine
With more than 2200 registered attendees and a fully sold- out exhibition floor, Landscaping Victoria's industry showcase cemented itself as the industry's leading trade event.
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Held at Sandown Racecourse, this year's show was the biggest yet, featuring 106 exhibitors and a full schedule of seminar sessions that drew standing-room-only crowds during the day.
Aisles were packed from opening as visitors explored the show's widest-ever range of exhibitors, showcasing everything from cutting-edge tools and machinery to plant suppliers, professional services, and emerging tech. Attendees praised the diversity on display, noting the value of being able to explore not only the practical side of landscaping, but also connect with service providers who support business operations behind the scenes.
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