Hong Kong Flower Show 2026 Showcases Award-Winning Garden Designs and Floral Displays at Victoria Park

Winning garden plots on display at Hong Kong Flower Show

The Hong Kong Flower Show 2026, currently running at Victoria Park, is displaying the winning entries of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD)'s Oriental andWesternStyle Garden Plot Competitions, in addition to meticulously designed landscape displays and beautiful floral arrangements.The winning entries of the competitions are:

Oriental Style Garden Plot Competition

First Prize: Central and Western District's "Pottinger Street (Stone Slab Street)"

Environmental Award: Yau Tsim Mong District's "Spring in a Huizhou Garden"

Most Creative Award: Southern District's "Moonlit Indian Garden"

Western Style Garden Plot Competition

First Prize and Most Creative Award: Tuen Mun District's "Beehive Garden"

Environmental Award: Kwun Tong District's "The Reborn Garden: Where Industry Meets Eden"

Winning entries of Oriental Style Garden Plot Competition

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Central and Western District's "Pottinger Street (Stone Slab Street)" garden evokes fond collective memories. A path paved with uneven flagstones, together with a nostalgic tramcar alongside it, recreates the street's distinctive scene and brings back a sense of bygone days. Native trees are planted around the garden, complemented by blooming stock flowers that add colour to the display.

Yau Tsim Mong District's garden, with the theme of "Spring in a Huizhou Garden", uses Hui-style architecture as its framework. The plot recreates classic elements of ancient Huizhou, such as white walls and black tiles, staggered horse-head walls, and distinctive stone, brick, and wood carvings. Featuring a vase-shaped gate, a pavilion overlooking a brook, and artfully floral arrangements of stocks, traditional Chinese flowers and aromatic plants, the compact setting captures the essence of an elegant private Huizhou garden.

Southern District's "Moonlit Indian Garden" draws inspiration from the grandeur of classical Indian gardens, interwoven with Persian landscaping traditions. Its symmetrical layout, centred on a tranquil fountain and lotus pond, sees geometric forms harmonise with natural growth, establishing a profound sense of order and elegance.

Winning entries of Western Style Garden Plot Competition

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Tuen Mun District's "Beehive Garden" presents stacks of small hexagonal compartments forming a cozy beehive-like home. Each module has its own feature including a reading corner, a quiet resting space, or an elevated rooftop micro-garden blooming with colour offers a distinct experience. The garden is decorated with lush greenery and flowering shrubs, in addition to a winding stone path flanked by vegetation of varying heights, creating a picturesque scene where architecture blends seamlessly with the landscape, celebrating the harmonious beauty of nature.

Kwun Tong District's garden, "The Reborn Garden: Where Industry Meets Eden", takes upcycling as its design theme and transforms a repurposed shipping container into a café hut. Reclaimed railway sleepers are used to form a pathway, while roses and ivy are trained along steel frames. In addition, an aquaponics system is turned into a hydroponic planter that grows fresh herbs and vegetables, bringing new life to otherwise discarded materials.

All entries in the Garden Plot Competitions were artfully designed by staff of the District Leisure Services Offices of the LCSD. Members of the public are welcome to visit the flower show to enjoy the above winning entries and other garden plot designs. Meanwhile, the flower show is hosting the "My Most Favourite Garden Plot" online voting campaign (www.hkflowershow.hk/en/hkfs/2026/voting.html), encouraging voters to choose their favourites from the garden plots of the 18 districts at the show, with a chance of winning free supermarket cash coupons.

The flower show, with some 400 000 flowering plants on display, is running until this Sunday (March 29) from 9am to 9pm daily. A rich diversity of educational and recreational fringe activities are also being held for the enjoyment of visitors of all ages.

The flower show is organised by the LCSD. The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust has supported the flower show since 2013 and has been its major sponsor since 2014. For more details of the event and its admission fee arrangements, please visit the event webpage www.hkflowershow.hk/en/hkfs/2026/index.html or call the enquiry hotline at 2601 8260.

The Hong Kong Flower Show 2026, currently running at Victoria Park, is displaying the winning entries of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD)'s Oriental and Western Style Garden Plot Competitions. Photo shows the Deputy Director of Leisure and Cultural Services (Leisure Services), Ms Winnie Chui (ninth left), Assistant Director (Leisure Services) of the LCSD Mr Ricky Wong (seventh left) and staff of the LCSD's Tuen Mun District Leisure Services Office in front of the winning Western-style garden plot "Beehive Garden". Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Flower Show 2026, currently running at Victoria Park, is displaying the winning entries of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD)'s Oriental and Western Style Garden Plot Competitions. Photo shows staff of the LCSD's Central and Western District Leisure Services Office in front of their winning Oriental-style garden plot "Pottinger Street (Stone Slab Street)". Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Flower Show 2026, currently running at Victoria Park, is displaying the winning entries of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department's Oriental and Western Style Garden Plot Competitions. Photo shows Southern District's "Moonlit Indian Garden", which is the winner of the Most Creative Award for an Oriental Style Garden. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Flower Show 2026, currently running at Victoria Park, is displaying the winning entries of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department's Oriental and Western Style Garden Plot Competitions. Photo shows Kwun Tong District's "The Reborn Garden: Where Industry Meets Eden", which is the winner of the Environmental Award for a Western Style Garden. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Flower Show 2026, currently running at Victoria Park, is displaying the winning entries of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department's Oriental and Western Style Garden Plot Competitions. Photo shows Tuen Mun District's "Beehive Garden", which won the First Prize and Most Creative Award of the Western Style Garden Plot Competition. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Flower Show 2026, currently running at Victoria Park, is displaying the winning entries of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department's Oriental and Western Style Garden Plot Competitions. Photo shows Yau Tsim Mong District's "Spring in a Huizhou Garden", which is the winner of the Environmental Award for an Oriental Style Garden. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Hong Kong Flower Show 2026, currently running at Victoria Park, is displaying the winning entries of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department's Oriental and Western Style Garden Plot Competitions. Photo shows Central and Western District's "Pottinger Street (Stone Slab Street)", which won the First Prize of the Oriental Style Garden Plot Competition. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

DSD deeply saddened by passing of contractor staff member

The Director of Drainage Services, Mr Ringo Mok, was deeply saddened by the passing of a staff member of its contractor in an accident that occurred at a construction site for upgrading works of existing sewerage system at Yen Chow Street in Sham Shui Po yesterday (May 27). He expressed his deepest condolences to the family of the deceased and requested the contractor to provide them with appropriate assistance.

At about 8.30am yesterday, the worker was injured during a lifting operation at the construction site. He was sent to Princess Margaret Hospital for treatment and was certified dead at about 11.30pm.

The Drainage Services Department (DSD) has requested the contractor to suspend the related works and conduct a safety check. The contractor was also instructed to carry out a thorough investigation into the cause of the accident. The DSD will also render full assistance to relevant departments in their investigations.

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