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Chattanooga - Spring Wildflower Festival & Native Plan Sale

katiedidcottage

16 years ago

Just heard about this event which is taking place at the Reflection Riding Arboretum & Botanical Garden from April 11-13, 2008. I just moved back to this area and have never heard or been to this place but several people I work with are very involved. If anyone is interested in getting the brochure and plant list of the sampling of what will be there, please e-mail me at TennesseeTrails@aol.com and I'll try to get it e-mailed to you one of these evenings. I have a 2 page (landscape page) list of bunches of stuff that is supposed to be merely a sampling of what will be for sale. I also have the 8 page brochure which covers more than just the sale. These are for sale since they are raising money for the place.

Katie

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brandon7 TN_zone7
16 years ago
Hmmmm, this might just be worth skipping the Talahi Sale. If Chattanooga was a little closer, I bet it would put the Talahi sale out of business. When I was down at RR a while back, they sure had a lot of intersting stuff in their greenhouse area.
katiedidcottage
Original Author
16 years ago
I've sent out quite a bit of these and just wanted to say that we visited this place this past Sunday afternoon and it is beautiful.
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