The Landscape Istanbul Fair (LIF) will return for its fourth edition from 8–11 October 2025 at the Istanbul Fair Centre, Türkiye, now firmly established on the international horticultural trade show calendar.
As an AIPH-approved event, LIF 2025 will once again bring together leading suppliers for the professional landscaping industry, with more than 110 exhibitors already confirmed and over 7,000 m² of exhibition space expected.
International highlights include Italy’s renowned ornamental plant producers Vannucci Piante and Piante Faro, both major exporters to more than 60 countries. Türkiye’s growers will also feature strongly, with companies such as Aydo Tarım, Aratlı Botanik, Ekovizyon Peyzaj, Yeşilvadi Production Nursery, and Doğancı Peyzaj showcasing Mediterranean and sub-tropical trees, drought-tolerant varieties, medicinal and aromatic plants, and ornamentals for landscape use.
Mustafa Gültekin Gökgül, CEO of organiser Athena Fairs Inc., said: “With the additional exhibit space this year, visitors will discover a wider variety of products, giving professionals more choice and opportunity to compare and negotiate great deals.”
Alongside the exhibition, LIF 2025 will again host the World Urban Parks (WUP) Symposium from 8–10 October under the theme “NEXT: The next generation of cities and public spaces.” International experts will present solutions for climate resilience, inclusive urban development, and innovation in public space design. The WUP Awards will also be presented during the fair.
World Urban Parks is also among the Awards Partners for the AIPH Green City Awards 2026, reflecting its shared commitment to advancing greener, healthier, and more resilient cities. Through this collaboration, WUP contributes to the global recognition of innovative approaches to integrating plants and green infrastructure into urban life.
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Further insights on grower participation and international exhibitors at LIF 2025 will be featured in the September 2025 issue of FloraCulture International.
