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Green Scene Plant & Garden Show 2011

13 years ago

Hello Friends,

I just wanted to reach out to all my Southern California Brothers and Sisters and see who is going to the "Green Scene" Plant and Garden Show this year at the Fullerton Arboretum? It is on Saturday and Sunday, April 16th and 17th from 10am to 4pm.

I went last year and had a Great time. Lots to do and see and there were some great Vendors and lectures. Plus they have a lot of Beautiful In-Ground Specimens. They have an absolutely huge Jaboticaba that flowers and fruits like crazy.

I will be there on Saturday and hope to see everyone there so that we can all finally meet and have a Beer.

Who Else is Going?

- Jacob

Comments (3)

nullzero
13 years ago
I may go this year, I have never been to it before. It seems like there is going to be a wide assortment of vendors with interesting plants to sell.
mangodog
13 years ago
Jacob - are there any mangos at this "green scene"? I've become an Elitist!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mangoscruffy
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jfernandez
13 years ago
Gary,

If you are looking for mangos, forget about it. Orange County CRFG has a cubbyhole with lots of rare Avos but no mangos. There are a few vendors that have mango trees but nothing special. I'll be there on Sunday with the misses lot of fun!

JF

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