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In spite of all the rain we've endured this spring, the roses are blooming, delighting the eye with their beauty. The tall 'Queen Elizabeth' shrubs with their exquisite pink/salmon blooms are their usual regal selves...
Sign Our Guest Book ~Visitors who sign our Guest Book during July are eligible to win a gardening journal. Past winners include Robert Reed of Marblehead; Nan Galbraith of Woods Hole; Michael Horvath of Boston; and Carol Perry of Duxbury. |
Sunday, July 05 in Waltham Birds of Prey Shows at Gore Place Friday, July 10 - Saturday, July 11 in Rockport Rockport Seaside Garden Tour - Rockport Garden Club Saturday, July 11 in Belmont Summer Wildflowers at Rock Meadow - Walking Tour Saturday, July 11 - Saturday, July 25 in Framingham Introduction to Plant Families - Garden in the Woods Sunday, July 12 in Hull Hull's 10th Annual Secret Garden Tour Sunday, July 12 in Westport Ferns in the Wild and in Your Garden - Workshop & Walking Tour Wednesday, July 15 in Bristol Blithewold Garden Soiree - Garden Party Wednesday, July 15 in East Sandwich Sandwich Garden Tour - Sponsored by Green Briar Nature Center Thursday, July 16 in Framingham Wetland Plant Identification - Garden in the Woods Saturday, July 18 - Sunday, July 19 in Pittsfield The Gardens of Pittsfield - Garden Tour Read More Events... |
The city of Boston will once again host a major flower show, featuring a new location and an experienced team of show producers. "The Boston Flower & Garden Show," to be held March 24 - 28, 2010 at the Seaport World Trade Center, will boast major exhibits, a garden marketplace, daily gardening demonstrations, lectures, judged competitions and more. The show will be produced by the Paragon Group, event specialists for many consumer exhibitions, including the New England Auto Show, under the direction of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society's (MHS) former flower show director, Carolyn Weston.
In addition to longtime exhibitors, city officials are delighted to hear of the return of a major flower show in Boston. According to Thomas M. Menino, Mayor of Boston, "After a long hard winter, Boston's residents and visitors look forward to their first taste of spring at an annual flower show. It reminds us of everything that is great about New England - the changing seasons, the welcome arrival of warmer weather, and the beauty that flowers bring."... |
