Dear grass, I can tell you about a very special event: PERUGIA Flower Show, the trade show for connoisseurs, for the industry but also for those who simply love the most valuable and rare plants.
will take place over the next 20, 21 and 22 May, the fourth edition of the Perugia Flower Show, the trade show dedicated to plants and flowers, rare and unusual, involving the most reliable manufacturers and national collections in the sector, selected by a specialized scientific committee. The event, although only the 4th edition, is already regarded as one of the most prestigious Italian exhibitions dedicated to the nursery and has also obtained favor with the public, so that in the last year has registered over 16,000 visitors from all over Italy. Among the secrets of success is certainly the only context in which there is an exhibition, hosted in the charming and elegant setting of the Gardens of Fronton, where every exhibitor, setting up the most of your space, create a real garden in the garden, You can walk through the alleys between the beds that frame the park. Real stars of the show are certainly the flowers, with their many colors and fanciful shapes, attract and amaze every visitor, from the simply curious impassioned, less green thumb from business operator. Objective of the organizers is to bring even the public at large flowers, gardening and more general nature, with a practical, friendly, pleasant and enjoyable. But there are also some neglected aspects more strictly scientific, technical and cultural, through the many side events, including conferences and seminars, also in collaboration with the Faculty of Agriculture. During the three-day course of the Flower Show, visitors can take courses in gardening and flower arranging, care and maintenance of plants, landscaping and even cooking with herbs, while for small gardeners "grass" are provided mini-courses and entertainment.
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