"Over 110,000 tulips in 120 varieties bloom across the 38-acre grounds of a medieval ducal castle, creating one of the largest spring bulb displays in Europe."
Arundel Castle Tulip Festival
"Tutti-men carrying flower-topped poles call on every common-right house to collect a kiss and a coin."
Hungerford Hocktide and Tutti Day
"Over 40,000 tulips in more than 100 varieties fill the colour-themed rooms of an 11-acre High Weald garden surrounding a Grade I-listed Tudor manor house, with Bloms Bulbs experts on hand throughout."
Pashley Manor Tulip Festival
"Each spring, the 10 acres of ancient woodland at this privately owned High Weald estate are carpeted in native bluebells, with a circular walk past a restored 18th-century ice house and a real-time Bluebell Barometer to help visitors catch the peak display."
Hole Park Bluebell Spectacular
"The Vale of Evesham marks its asparagus season with an auction at the Fleece Inn and the Gus the asparagus man parade."
British Asparagus Festival
"A celebration of Welsh wool and natural fibres, with hundreds of stalls of fleece, yarn and craft."
Wonderwool Wales
"On the parkland of the Duke of Grafton's Euston Estate, 350 exhibitors, clay shooting, falconry and rare-breed demonstrations celebrate East Anglian country life across two glorious April days."
East Anglian Game and Country Fair
"A Lune valley village fills its lanes with themed scarecrows for two weeks, ending in a fair on the green."
Wray Scarecrow Festival
"One of England's most spectacular May Day folk revivals, this four-day festival sees a giant leaf-covered Jack lead a thundering procession of Morris sides, giants and drummers through Hastings Old Town before being slain on West Hill to release the spirit of summer."
Hastings Jack in the Green