Find Your Are you a flower enthusiast? If you are, here are three flower events in the fall that you should know about! Grab some of your friends and plan a trip to see some beautiful flower displays.
Phipps PlayGardens – Pittsburg, PA
This garden show is perfect for families! The Phipps’ Summer Flower Show: Playgardens comes alive with the colors of summer with each room offering interactive features.
“From the brilliant red hibiscus to the eccentric Amaranthus tricolor, each plant has its own personality – and they all come together in awe-inspiring displays that offer something for everyone. A bronze statue of Mercury will stand prominently in Palm Court, where you can record memories of their visit in shared journals. Children will interact with the gardens like never before with Rube Goldberg-inspired machines in our winding Serpentine Room.”
The Summer Flower Show runs through October 2. Admission is $15 for adults, $14 for seniors and students, and $11 for children (2 – 18). Members and kids under 2 enter free.
Visit Phipps PlayGardens website to learn more about their Summer Flower Show and how to plan your visit!
2016 Fall Flower & Garden Fest – Crystal Springs, MS
Mississippi is home to the largest home gardening show in the Southeast with an average attendance of 5,000 people. The Healthy Living – Healthy Gardening 2016 Fall Flower & Garden Fest will be held on October 14 and 15 in Crystal Springs, MS. The three acre garden will feature winners of the prestigious All-American Selections award. As you view the gorgeous gardens keep your appetite satisfied with their large food selection. Rib-eye steak sandwiches, catfish, BBQ plates, chicken, hamburgers and hot dogs are only some of the delicious food options.
Visit the Fall Flower & Garden Fest website to learn more about their Summer Flower Show and how to plan your visit!
The Marjorie McNeely Conservatory Fall Flower Show – Saint Paul, NJ
The Marjorie McNeely Conservatory Fall Flower Show features hundreds of chrysanthemums of many different cultivars with colors of yellow, orange, red, gold, highlighted with Chilly Chili ornamental peppers and ornamental grasses. The tradition of the annual Fall Flower Show began in 1915 when the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory first opened. Today, the conservatory hosts five season annual flower shows.
The Fall Flower Show at the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory is open October 9-November 29 from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Visit their website to learn more about how to plan your visit!
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