The Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show starts next week and I can’t wait.
It is always a big event for me and one I always look forward to. This year it is a little different as I am into my garden so much as well. I will be able to get real advice about what I’m doing wrong.
Because of the pandemic, it hasn’t been on the last couple of years so it will be good to get back there. I know there will be some things that are different, I mean you can’t through a pandemic and expect the world to be the same after it, but it is nice to see that some things are going to continue.
I’ve been very lucky that I was able to get media accreditation for the show so I am planning on going for 4 of the 5 days. Each day I hope to use something different to take photos and I might do a video of it as well. I hope to blog after each day as well, so be prepared for lots of posts from me.
I get press releases, so today I thought I might leave you with me so you can see what will be there this year.
As part of our COVIDSafe Event Plan, daily capacity is limited to 30,000 attendees. It is highly recommended that you purchase your tickets online in advance to avoid missing out and to obtain the best value ticket price.
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Thanks to Scotts Osmocote, we’re on the hunt to find the most passionate, crazy, committed plant parents in Australia and are giving away Scotts Osmocote Plant Kits each week to do so!
Our unrivaled plant parent will WIN the Ultimate Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show presented by Scotts Osmocote Experience, including flights, accommodation and a double pass to see the Show!
In a Show first, Scotts Osmocote Indoor Plant Zone will provide a haven for indoor plant lovers with an A-Z of species to explore, free advice from gardening experts and a curated selection of plant care products.
For those looking to get hands on, 15-minute indoor planter and succulent growing sessions will be hosted by the Scotts Osmocote team each day, with attendees taking home their new creations.
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Tickets are on sale at melbflowershow.com.au
To finish off here are some photos that I took at the last one in 2019. Let me know if you are going.
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Our 50+ year Boston Flower Show has no place to go as the city deals with growing pains the beautiful blooms loose out 🙁
I’m sorry to hear that Eunice, I hope they can find somewhere to hold it. Flower shows are so beautiful.
It will be missed by many.
I am sure it will be.
It sounds like a great event, with many photo opportunities!
It is Marland, and I always get lots and lots of photos. Thanks.
I am looking forward to seeing your photos.
Thank you Marland, I’m looking forward to sharing them.
You’re welcome
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Great photos! I wish I could go:(.
Thank you Svetlana, it is a shame you can’t go too.
Such a beautiful venue for flowers! I remember you posting about this show before the virus came along. 🌹🇦🇺
It is an incredible place John, I’m so glad they have it there. Yeah, I’ve been going for a few years now. Thank you John.