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New England in Bloom 2000: March
Garden Tours, Flower Festivals, and Other
New England Events for Garden Enthusiasts

March 2000

March 4, 2000
Old Sturbridge Village:
Garden Planning Symposium
Old Sturbridge Village
Sturbridge, Massachusetts
(508) 347-3362
Old Sturbridge Village fruit historian and orchardist Tom Burford talks on "Planning and Planting a Home Orchard" and offers a session on fruit tree propagation by grafting. Also learn about plant propagation and apple tree pruning techniques for more successful vegetable gardens. Cost is $65 with an additional, optional fee for lunch.

March 5, 2000
Old Sturbridge Village:
Garden Planning Workshops
Old Sturbridge Village
Sturbridge, Massachusetts
(508) 347-3362
Village staff and guest specialists offer small-group workshops teaching skills for the heirloom gardener. Topics include "Rustic Arbors and Fences," "Apple Tree Pruning" (led by Nashoba Valley Winery orchardist Denis Wagner), and " Designing Your Kitchen Garden." Fees for workshops range from $30 to $120.

March 8-12, 2000
Portland Flower Show
Portland Company Complex
Portland, Maine
About.com Portland Guide Debby Fowles has all the details on visiting the annual flower show in Portland, Maine. The theme for 2000 is "Romantic Gardens."

March 10-12, 2000
Vermont Flower Show
Sheraton Conference Center
Burlington, Vermont
Vermont's largest horticultural event features three days of educational seminars, flower displays, a professional floral competition, children's activities, and more.

March 11-19, 2000
129th Annual
New England Spring Flower Show

Bayside Expo Center
Boston, Massachusetts
(617) 536-9280, ext. 311
Long a tradition, the New England Spring Flower Show brings a touch of spring and more than 150,000 visitors to Boston each year. "Symphony for the Senses" is the theme of the show this year. Click here to take a virtual tour of last year's New England Spring Flower Show.

 


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