New Jersey Flower and Garden Show February 20, 2010

At the New Jersey Flower and Garden Show, expect rivers of color and fragrance in beautiful display gardens, sit in on seminars and shop til you drop in the Great Garden Marketplace.The New Jersey Flower Show attracts over 25,000 flower and garden enthusiasts annually, highlighting fabulous display gardens, a Standard Flower Show presented by the Garden Club of New Jersey, the Garden Marketplace, top-quality seminars and so much more!Seminar Schedule:Bouquet For The Day - Seminar Area:11:30 am: Melinda Myers - Tool Shed Tune-up: Learn about eco-friendly garden tools and accessories - Special thanks to Birds and Blooms Magazine for bringing Melinda to the NJ Flower and Garden Show.1:30 pm: Melinda Myers - Battling the Bugs: Environmentally-sound pest management - Special thanks to Birds and Blooms Magazine for bringing Melinda to the NJ Flower and Garden Show.2:30 pm: Container Challenge - Ken Druse - Container Gardening 101: The nuts and bolts of creating perfect potted plantings.3:30 pm: Dominick Mondi, ASLA - Designing with Native Plants: An introduction to beautiful, hardy plants that support local wildlife.6:00 pm: Mel Bartholomew - Square Foot Gardening: A nationally-known authority explains his easy, low-maintenance system for boosting home harvests.Gardeners Go To School - Seminar Area:11:00 am: Mel Bartholomew - Square Foot Gardening: A nationally-known authority explains his easy, low-maintenance system for boosting home harvests.12:00 pm: Ken Druse - Making More Plants: Propagation techniques that help you multiply your favorite plants -- for free.1:00 pm: Tom Castronovo - Turf Envy: How to have the best looking lawn in the neighborhood with the hottest new lawn and garden products.2:00 pm: Ray Rogers - Colorful Coleus and Friends: The founder of the international Coleus Society on exceptional foliage plants for containers and gardens.3:00 pm: Mel Bartholomew - Square Foot Gardening: A nationally-known authority explains his easy, low-maintenance system for boosting home harvests.Admission:Adults: $14Kids (12- 17): $6Children 11 And Under: FreeSeniors: $10