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Garden Expo, February 8- 10, Madison

16 years ago

Just a heads-up if you don't know about this one. The Expo is great for scratching that mid-winter gardening itch PLUS you can buy your heirloom seeds from Seed Savers Exchange. One of the vendors carries an extensive line of them and sets up at the expo. Here's the link for the Expo:

www.wpt.org/gardenexpo/index.cfm

If you don't know about Seed Savers Exchange, you should:

www.seedsavers.org/

Comments (4)

aka_margo
16 years ago
I am going down Saturday and spending the night in Madison. Hope to see some of you gardenwebbers there!
Jen
Bob_Zn5
16 years ago
We'll be there for the day Saturday.
Trying to decide which seminars to attend.
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turquoise
16 years ago
I'm in Madison and think I'll probably go Saturday. I'm interested to see the pottery throwing workshop (garden planters and orchid pots). I just started pottery, so I was excited to see this offered! I think I'll pick up some seeds too, thanks for the tip! I don't know if this will be fun or just torture!
mr.mader
16 years ago
Just got back from the Garden Expo tonight, was Fun........ But pretty much the same as last year, but hey it was Fun.

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