Garden centre near Chester to host 'Hoppers' trail in March

Still from Disney and Pixar's new animated film 'Hoppers' <i>(Image: Disney)</i>
Still from Disney and Pixar's new animated film 'Hoppers' (Image: Disney)
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Families are being invited to take part in a themed garden adventure near Chester to celebrate the release of Disney and Pixar's Hoppers.

Tarporley Garden Centre is hosting a Hoppers hide and seek trail this month, aimed at bringing the magic of the new animated film to life in a nature setting.

The event will run on March 7 and 8, and again on March 28 and 29.

Lucy Hewitt, marketing projects and campaigns manager at British Garden Centres, said: "We're really excited to be celebrating the release of Disney and Pixar’s Hoppers with this special event at Tarporley.

"It's a wonderful opportunity to get children outdoors and help them connect with nature.

"We want to show families that gardening and wildlife can be just as exciting as anything on screen.

"The kids will absolutely love hunting for the characters, and they can learn about the plants they discover along the way."

Visitors can search for eight hidden 'Hoppers' animal characters across the centre, explore the displays, and work out a secret phrase that can be entered online for the chance to win a prize.

The event is inspired by Disney and Pixar’s latest film, which follows animal lover Mabel.

She uses new technology to explore secrets in the animal world that go beyond her imagination.

The trail is free to join and does not require booking.

Children can also explore the Gardeners' Grove mini children’s tools range.

Families can pick up gardening tips for wildlife-friendly planting inspired by the film.

Exclusive offers are available to Family Card members.

The garden centre’s team will also share advice on 'Hoppers'-themed plants and ways to encourage wildlife into the garden.

Whilst the first weekend of the event takes place in early March, the second falls during the Easter school break. 

To find out more about the event or other family activities, visit www.britishgardencentres.com or follow the brand on social media.

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