Silver Anniversary of the Southeastern Flower Show

June 7, 2011

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Kate Chura
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Two Years in the Making, the 25th Flower Show to be presented in 2013

ATLANTA—The Southeastern Flower Show Committee and the Southeastern Horticultural Society met and determined that additional time was needed to ensure a landmark Silver Anniversary Flower Show.

The presentation of the twenty-fifth Southeastern Flower Show will be delayed a year in order to prepare for the best possible Anniversary Show. Targeted dates will be the late February, early March 2013. This celebratory event will expand to display more gardens, artistic displays, speakers and workshops.

More About the Southeastern Horticultural Society
The Southeastern Horticultural Society (SHS) is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to promoting the knowledge, art and enjoyment of horticulture throughout the Southeastern United States. The SHS provides year-round educational programs, events and access to plant resources.

Southeastern Flower Show is SHS’s crown jewel event and is the premier gardening and horticultural event in the Southeast, promoting conservation and awareness of the natural environment through education, horticultural excellence and artistic expression.

SHS’s Community Learning Gardens bring horticulture expertise to communities by working with schools, educational organizations, institutions and organizations to create science and horticulture curriculum and educational programs; designing and leading horticulture training programs; designing and implement youth mentoring programs to teach teens and young adults about environmental issues and expose them to “green” careers while creating and maintaining healthy green living environments.

SHS Educational forums, lectures and programs offer a series of educational activities that span the vast spectrum of plant and horticulture information and appeal to individuals and groups at all ages and levels or interest.

For more information about the Southeastern Horticultural Society visit http://www.sehort.org.
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