Press Releases
Press Release: The Candide Festival of Flowers
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Hardy’s Cottage Garden Plants announce retirement from RHS Chelsea Flower Show
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Candide Challenges the Nation to be ‘Tree Inspired’ this Autumn
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Candide helps to kick start a brand new concept for 'Real Gardeners'
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Public Gardens embrace new technology and join forces in unique collaboration
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Press release: Candide join the horticultural industry to drive positive response during Coronavirus impact
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Press Release: Fresh from the Pod
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Press Release: Candide Labels Global Launch
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For further information or media enquiries, please contact Helen.Allsebrook@CandideGardening.com.
Further information
Candide helps people break new ground in the garden. From cutting-edge contemporary gardens to classic elegance, Candide is the gateway to inspiration for garden visitors using exciting immersive technology and enabling quick, contactless visitor access.
Candide also motivates the public to connect with nature and enables everyone to grow big and shop small, with curated online catalogues of plants, tools and accessories from exceptional independent businesses.
- Browse the Marketplace for new plants and garden accessories.
- Find new gardens to visit and buy your ticket.
- Discover useful information in our step-by-step guides, articles, plant database and videos in Plant Knowledge.
- Join the app to connect with other like-minded gardeners, get access to exclusive content and find answers from the community of 600,000 members.
Notes to journalists
The company have been based in Bristol (UK) since inception in 2017 after CEO Andrew Philbrick, on sabbatical after successfully selling Africa’s largest financial data company, met a friend, who at the time was building a small plant community and together they couldn't understand why trustworthy plant care information was so difficult to access. With this in mind, Candide was started with the desire to make plant information accessible and digestible to the public.
Three years later, they are a team of 70+ engineers, botanists, entomologists, content writers and growth marketers germinating the first genuinely global gardening ecosystem.