Plant Horror Tours at The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

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Plants that walk, flowers that smell of rotting flesh, carnivorous flora, and fungi that penetrate insects to consume their insides… Join us for a tour of the plants and fungi that have evolved some spooky adaptations, many of which have inspired horror films, myths, and legends. You’ll get up close to plants that feature in Little Shop of Horrors, Day of the Triffids, Children of the Corn, Dr Terror's House of Horrors, and more! Led by authors of Natural Thorn Killers: A Creeping Guide to Plant Horror, you’ll head into Kew’s basement that holds creepy fungi and an empty glasshouse full of prickly and carnivorous plants. ✨ Are you a Kew Member? Get discounted tickets by following this link . Please note that you will be asked to provide your membership number to validate your booking, so have it handy. Biographies Lauren Jane Barnett is an author and screenwriter best known for her guide to London horror films, Death Lines: Walking London's Horror History, and her segment in the anthology Video Shop Tales of Terror II. She co-hosts the podcast The London Horror Movie Club and has written for We Belong Dead's special releases. Tony Mardon is an actor, writer, and director best known Age: 18+.