The theme this year is enchanted gardens, and the flower and garden show will be held at the Dome Center in Henrietta.
This issue’s theme is herbs, and the next is emerging garden trends. GardenScape By: Rochester Business Journal Staff // MaThis weekend is the 22nd edition of GardenScape. We’re trying something new this year, which is to give each issue a theme. Buffalo Olmsted Parks will again host the classes at Parkside Lodge in Delaware Park and in return for the training, the stewards are asked to volunteer at least 10 hours annually caring for juvenile trees. To learn more or to register as a vendor contact Sara Scott at 58 or you are a WNY resident interested in learning how to care for young trees, check out the CommuniTREE Steward Project being offered by the Cooperative Extension of Erie County, in five parts, beginning March 21. The vendor fee for the 2018 Maplewood Rose Festival is $30. The festival draws thousands of participants that come to revel in the beauty of the Maplewood Rose Garden, partake in workshops and tours, and purchase plants for their own gardens. This year’s festival will be held on Saturday, June 9, from 10 a.m.
The Maplewood Neighborhood Association in Rochester is seeking horticulture-related vendors to participate in the 28th annual Maplewood Rose Festival. The theme is “Gardens that Rock!” and the featured speakers are Joseph Tychonievich, with “Rock Gardening: Reimagining a Classic Style” and “Cool, Non-Wimpy Plants You Haven’t Heard Of,” and Carol Southby, who will present “Combining Plants for Special Effects.” A continental breakfast and plant sale add to the fun. But the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Monroe County’s Master Gardeners are moving their symposium, Gathering of Gardeners, from its usual spot in the fall to April 28 at the Doubletree on Jefferson Road. Be the first to buy the newest in backyard living decor, plants, products, and furnishings.With the Rochester Civic Garden Center’s eminent dissolution there is no RCGC spring symposium this year. Gardenscape is the first sign of spring in Saskatoon and features a paradise bursting with vibrant blooms for the green-thumb shopper. Venue: Prarieland Park Trade & Convention Centre,
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