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After 2 Outdoor Shows at FDR Park, the Philadelphia Flower Show Makes its Return to the Pennsylvania Convention Center March 4-12, 2023 June 21, 2022- PHILADELPHIA, PA - Today, the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society announced that the 2023 Philadelphia Flower Show will return to its indoor location at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, in early spring from March 4-12, 2023. After transitioning the Flower Show outdoors to South Philadelphia’s FDR Park for the past two years due to COVID-19 concerns, the 2023 Flower Show will once again welcome guests to experience the first taste of Spring indoors. For first-time visitors and longtime Flower Show fans alike, this return indoors will offer a beautiful respite after a lengthy winter. In 2023, PHS invites guests back to celebrate the spectacular and decadent floral displays that the award-winning Flower Show is known for, and to embrace the radiance and joy that flowers provide. The 2023 Show will reveal the exciting, energetic, and passionate side of flowers, gardens, and horticulture. “We are so excited to welcome guests back to the Pennsylvania Convention Center for the 2023 Philadelphia Flower Show, from March 4-12. After two monumental years of producing the Flower Show outdoors, our return to this venue brings us back to our indoor home and the ability to create a colorful and fragrant beginning to the spring season,” said PHS’s Chief of Shows, Sam Lemheney. “Producing the Flower Show outdoors at FDR Park allowed PHS to...

" " Florida, Orlando, Epcot Center, View Including Sphere And Topiary. (Photo by Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Educational Images / Getty Images Spring and summertime wouldn’t quite be the same without garden beds and planters packed with blooms and greenery. We love them, and they’re important for our bee and butterfly friends as well! If you’re looking to learn more about horticulture or feast your eyes on elaborate gardens and floral displays a step above what you have in the backyard, you should check out some of the world’s best flower shows. So whether you’re looking for a bit of inspiration or just want something pretty to look at, why not discover what makes these 5 shows the best of the best flower shows in the USA. San Francisco Flower and Garden Show, California This flower and garden show has been running since 1985 and keeps getting better every year. Northern California is known to focus much of its attention on sustainable and green practices and this show is no different. Along with full-sized designer showcase gardens and hundreds of floral displays there is a full range of free seminars, exhibits, and demonstrations. In recent years there has been a big focus on recycling and organic practices and experts are always on hand to share tips and advice. This show also offers something for the kids – a special pollinator pavilion where kids can learn firsthand how to make a bee hotel, create gardens for butterflies, and read all abo...

The Princess of Wales stepped out in a bright bubblegum pink dress to greet guests in a previously unannounced visit (Picture: PA) Schoolchildren at the Chelsea Flower Show were surprised to be joined by the Princess of Wales for a picnic. In a previously unannounced visit to the world-famous event in west She sat down at the bandstand with the first children’s picnic at the show, which is organised by the Royal Horticultural Society. The princess was seen talking and laughing with children from 10 schools as they sat on blankets eating from baskets filled with fresh fruit. Kate told them: ‘Louis is growing broad beans at school,’ and sketched some flowers and plants for them instead of giving them a signature. The RHS launched a school gardening scheme which aims to encourage more young people to get involved with the outdoors and nature. Kate has long championed this idea, and she co-designed a garden at the flower show in 2019 to encourage people to get back in touch with nature. The princess was quizzed by some of the youngsters about what it’s like being a royal (Picture: PA) Called the ‘Back to Nature Garden’, it aimed to highlight the benefits the natural world brings to mental and physical well-being. Her garden featured a high-platform tree house in the centre, covered in stag horn oak which was intended to look like a bird or animal nest. There was also a swing seat, den and stepping stones for children to play on, as well as a cosy campfire. Kate said she thinks...

Show Overview Spring in February arrives annually at the For Attendees The colorful, fragrant show features acres of spacious gardens with the 2023 theme, “ Gateway to Spring”, with creative and practical ideas for house, apartment and condo dwellers alike. We encourage you to bring your families along to come and enjoy the scents & sights of Spring, while enjoying plenty of things to do for all ages! Below are some quick links to helpful show information! • • • • For Exhibitors More than 40,000 garden enthusiasts from throughout the state and beyond attend the Connecticut Flower & Garden Show each year. The Connecticut Flower & Garden Show has proven for decades to be an extremely successful way to market, sell and promote garden products and services to thousands of affluent consumers. We’d love to learn more about you and your product / service. If you’d like to learn more about becoming an exhibitor at the show, visit our

Our flower shows attract hundreds of entries from The Garden Club of America members. Entrants vie for awards in floral design (fresh and/or dried floral arrangements), horticulture (plants and plant cuttings), botanical arts (dried plant material creations), photography, conservation and education exhibits. The purpose of a Garden Club of America flower show is three-fold: • to set standards of artistic and horticultural excellence, • to broaden knowledge of horticulture, flower arrangement, conservation, and other related areas, and • to share the beauty of a show with fellow club members and the public. Mailing: P.O. Box 2791 Palm Beach, FL 33480 Shipping: 100 Four Arts Plaza Palm Beach, FL 33480 Telephone: Fax: 561 837 9969 Email: The Garden Club Of Palm Beach, Inc. is a registered, non-profit corporation which is exempt from US Federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.