PA Garden Expo

Mike Larkin

17 years ago

Anyone planning to go to the PA Garden Expo at the Farm Show Building in Harrisburg? Seminars seem interesting

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Patriz
17 years ago
It looks very interesting with those seminars. I'll be tied up at the Phila. Flower Show the same week (wonder why this expo was scheduled during flower show week). If it was any other time, I'd be happy to get there :)
blueheron
17 years ago
I went to the Mid-Atlantic Garden Show in York on Thursday. It was pretty good. I think everybody is so ready for spring that all the garden shows are well-attended. They all seem to be held in March. I'd like to go the the Harrisburg one, but I don't think I'll be able to make it.

My MG chapter is sponsoring a Garden Symposium in March, also, and I plan to attend that one, too. We have 5 speakers on various garden subjects and lunch and snacks are included, all for $52.
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