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Mark
Your Calendar!
Cincinnati
Flower Show, April 19-27
The Cincinnati
Flower Show opens April 19 and runs through April
27, 2008, at Coney Island, 6201 Kellogg Road, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Staged
on the banks of Lake Como at historic Coney Island, the Cincinnati
Flower Show celebrates 19 years as one of the premier flower and
garden events in the world, where hundreds of l andscapers,
growers, designers and artists join together to create this world-acclaimed
event.
The show is
listed in Patricia Schultz’s newly published book “1,000
Places to See in USA and Canada Before You Die.”
The show features
garden ideas, floral exhibits, markets, dining, a lecture series
and children’s gardens.
For more information,
visit www.cincyflowershow.com.
Learn
and help plant some natives April 30
The Carriage
Trail, behind the old Sunrise Museum in Charleston, is offering
a rare opportunity to learn firsthand about identifying native plants
and how to plant them in a natural setting. Frank Porter of Porterbrook
Native Plants will be there between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Wednesday
April 30 to instruct the staff of the Carriage Trail about planting
native species, soil preparation and landscape design. More 100
different species of trees, wildflowers, vines and grasses are being
used to restore the Carriage Trail to a natural woodland setting.
The workshop is free, but participants will be helping plant, so
come prepared to work. For more information, contact Nancy Ward
at naward57@verizon.net
or call (304) 343-1617. Bring a trowel, gloves and water.
Bardstown,
Ky., Garden Tour June 7
The fifth annual
Blooming Bardstown Garden Tour will offer a selection of eight to
10 private gardens for viewing between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday
June 7 in Bardstown, Kentucky. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12
the day of the tour and may be purchased in advance at the Bardstown
Nelson County Tourist Commission on Courthouse Square and the Nelson
County Extension Office, 317 S. 3rd St. Tickets will be available
the day of the tour at the Kentucky Farmer’s Market on East
Flaget Street between North 3rd and North 2nd streets. For more
information, call (502) 348-9204, (502) 348-4877 or (800) 638-4877.
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