Philadelphia Flower Show
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artistic and horticultural skills of
hundreds of area gardeners will
once again capitivate show audi
ences in the world-renowned ama
teur division where more than
2,000 entries are expected in more
than 700 competitive categories.
This year, the Pennsylvania
Horticultural Society presents
“The American Gardener’s Scr
ies” of special events at the Flower
Show. A fantastic new gardener’s
playstation, "The American Gar
dener’s Backyard," located in the
Pennsylvania Convention Cen
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DELAWARE
GREENWOOD
Richard Wilkins
PENNSYLVANIA
AVELLA
Craig R. Sweger
BLOOMSBURG
W.F. Welllver
CARLISLE
LIT Ponderosa Enterprises
DAMASCUS
Rutledge Repair
FRANKLIN
Oakland Products
FRECBURG
Glenn Beldler
KITTANNING
W.C. Crytzer Equipment Inc.
ter’s beautifully restored train
shed, is complete with hands-on
demonstrations and displays of the
latest garden gadgets and acces
sories. Backyard partners will pro
vide hands-on gardening demon
strations on today’s most popular
topics flowers, trees, lawns,
and convenience gardening. A
special “Backyard” exhibit fea
tures the soon to be constructed
“National Garden” at the United
States Botanic Garden in Wash
ington, D.C. Visitors will also be
able to get all their gardening
questions answered by master gar-
LIBERTY
Bohnert Sales & Service
MT. PLEASANT
C. W. Neiderhiser Sales
PEACH BOTTOM
Triple H Equipment Inc.
PUNXSUTAWNEY
London Farm Supply
SAXTON
Bob Wilkins
WYALUSING
William Beebe
WEST VIRGINIA
AUGUSTA
D & G Equipment Sales Inc.
MORGANTOWN
King S Sons Equipment
imeer
Hay Specialist.
deners in the Backyard's “Q & A"
kiosk.
Daily special events in the scr
ies will also feature “Afternoon
Tea” at 3:45 p.m. in room 202 B
and free daily Culinary Presenta
tions of culinary artistry by cele
brity chefs and designers. Those
taking Tea will enjoy a delectable
menu served in the traditional
English style. Individuals may re
serve Tea on the day of their Show
visit. Group Teas may be reserved
in advance by calling (215)
988-8800 (the cost of an After
noon Tea does not include Show
tickets). Culinary Presentations
offer visitors excellent decorating
and preparation tips from garden
to table. Presentations will be held
daily at 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
in room 204 B.
More than 125 vendors will
tempt the gardener in everyone
with blooming bulbs and bird
houses, pots and plants, seeds, cut
flowers, tools, topiaries, lighting
and watering systems every
gardening need or desire from
beautiful to basic can be purchas
ed in the mammoth Show Market
place. New this year, is a complete
line of official Flower Show mem
orabilia. For lasting memories to
youMsk
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ANSWER Kathleen Reiff, Stevens, wanted a
source to purchase Broad and Narrow Way posters,
which were printed in Germany but is now said to be
out of print. Thanks to David Seibel, who writes that
he has several posters. Contact him at 1610 Stein
metz Rd.. Stevens, PA 17578.
Don’t Wait Until It’s Here - Register Today
To register contact Beth Moore, Conference Coordinator
phone/fax (717) 375-2639 or e-mail - beth@innemet.net
If you have recipes for the topics listed below, please share
them with us. We welcome your recipes, but ask that you
include accurate measurements, a complete list of ingredients
and clear instructions with each recipe you submit. Send your
recipes to Lou Ann Good, Lancaster Farming, P.O. Box 609,
Ephrata, PA 17522. Recipes should reach our office one week
before publishing date listed below.
February
March
bring home, visit the official
“Flower Show Shoppes” through
out the Convention Center.
Philadelphia's wealth of cultur
al attractions, award-winning res
taurants and hotels, its renowned
historic district and supeib shop
ping venues are all within walking
distance of the Flower Show.
Show attendees may exit and re
enter the show on the same day
without an additional admission
charge. Visitors arc encouraged to
take advantage of this opportunity
to explore the city and all of die
Flower Show Week special
Mid-Atlantic Dairy
Management Conference
“Systematic Approach to
Dairying in the Next Millennium "
February 24 th & 25 th
Radisson Penn Harris, Camp Hill, PA
Topics Include:
♦ Specialization ♦ Nutrient Management
♦ Water Quality ♦ Business Viability
♦ Biosecurity ♦ Information Management
♦ Changes in Dairy Farming
For the complete program see the OAfIA
Lancaster Farming Web Page @ fiWMM
www.lancasterfarming.com 2000
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 6, 1999-817
Recipe Topics
Heart Healthy Recipes
One Dish Dinners
Potato Lovers Month
Nutty Recipes
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events. A complete listing of acti
vities is available by calling (215)
988-8899.
Plan your visit when crowds are
at a minimum. Best viewing hours
are weekday evenings from 3 p.m.
to 9:30 p.m. During the week,
hours are Monday through Friday
from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. On
weekends, the show operates Sun
days, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. and Saturday,
March 13, 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m.
Weekend tickets are $lB for
adults and $l6 during the week.
Children ages 2-12 are $8 (good
any day). Advance purchases
and group sales are $15.50
(good on any day). Tickets can
be purchased in advance
through Ticketmastcr, participat
ing PNC Bank branches, SEP
TA Ticket Outlets, Camera
Shop, Inc. and participating nur
series and florists. Group orders
may be placed by calling PHS
at (215) 988-8839 for a reserva
tion form. For more information
about The Pennsylvania Horti
cultural Society and the 1999
Philadelphia Flower Show, visit
us online at www.libertynet.org/
-flowrsho/.