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From November 10 to 13, 2026, the specialized MITEX Park project will take place for the third time at Crocus Expo. It will be held as part of the 19th International Exhibition of Tools, Equipment and Technologies MITEX and will bring together solutions for the landscaping and maintenance of parks, gardens, residential complexes, and public spaces.
The exhibition will cover various stages of creating and maintaining outdoor spaces — from landscape design, greenery, and planting material to garden and park equipment, lighting and irrigation systems, and plant care equipment.
CAIMAN, a garden and park equipment brand, will be the exclusive partner of MITEX Park 2026.
Equipment, plants, and landscaping solutions
Visitors will be able to explore equipment and materials for maintaining gardens, country properties, parks, public gardens, and other urban and suburban spaces.
Russian brand Villartec will present electric saws, tractors, generators, robotic lawn mowers, and other garden and park equipment. Plantik will showcase garden tools, including rakes, brooms, shovels, and pruning shears. The exhibition will also feature modern lawn mowers, leaf blowers, walk-behind tractors, and other equipment.
Landscaping and greenery will form another dedicated section of the exhibition. Savvateev Nursery, Tsvetochny Gorod, and Sady Belly will present flowers, shrubs, and planting material for urban and suburban spaces.
TrueStone will showcase outdoor lighting made of natural stone, while MOTOMUL and Rutrike will present solutions for transporting equipment and materials around outdoor areas. Visitors will see self-propelled carts and electric utility vehicles suitable for use in parks, health resorts, and other facilities.
From natural gardens to topiary art
A significant part of MITEX Park will focus on practical work with plants and current trends in landscape design. The interactive program will include workshops, demonstrations, and seminars featuring garden and park industry professionals and landscape designers.
According to experts, one of the trends of 2026 is a shift from perfectly manicured parks toward a combination of clear architectural forms and a more natural appearance. Vertical forms, cones, columns, and soft sculptural plant silhouettes are also becoming increasingly prominent in landscape design.
Experts will demonstrate tree crown shaping techniques and explain how to choose the right tools for different tasks and determine the correct cutting angle to achieve the desired shape while maintaining plant health.
Hands-on workshops led by industry professionals
Roman Golomolzin, an expert in ornamental horticulture and topiary art, will discuss creating micro-landscapes in densely built urban environments and introduce visitors to the basic techniques of shaping trees in the Japanese tradition.
Vladimir Lyapchev, a topiary artist, will focus on choosing tools for decorative pruning, creating garden art objects, and restyling established gardens.
At a practical workshop led by landscape artist Tatyana Gnilitskaya, visitors will learn about the finer points of working with plant crowns.
New CAIMAN garden equipment
In the interactive zone, specialists will use equipment from the project's exclusive partner, CAIMAN. The company will present new professional cordless and robotic equipment.
Among the new products is the Non-Stop system, designed for continuous operation of cordless tools: a discharged battery can be replaced while the previous one is being recharged.
MITEX Park will also present, for the first time, robots equipped with modern geolocation systems, including Russia's GLONASS system. Predefined coordinates allow the equipment to perform tasks without direct operator control.
Source of information and photos: MITEX Park
