The Northwest Flower and Garden Show has launched online ticket sales for its Silver Anniversary edition, February 20-24, 2013 at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle.
This year's theme, "The Silver Screen Takes Root...Gardens Go Hollywood," spotlights spectacular display gardens and other show attractions in a fanciful tribute to filmdom.
"Early Bird" online tickets can be purchased by visiting the show's website, Prices range from $16 for adults (reg. $20 the week of the show or at the door); $15 per person for group advance purchases (minimum of 20 tickets online or at the door); $29 for single 2-day pass; $65 for single 5-day pass and $5 for youth (ages 13 - 17). Children 12 and under are admitted free to the show.
Beginning in early December, nurseries and other participating retail outlets from Bellingham to Portland and Spokane will also offer advance "early bird" tickets. Visit the website for a complete listing of nurseries serving as advance ticket sale outlets.
"The Silver Screen Takes Root...Gardens Go Hollywood" presents top garden creators weaving cinematic features into colorful and dramatic full-scale gardens. The gardens will be highlighted by more blooms timed for the show opening, the result of a pre-show plant forcing program.
The show continues its tradition of internationally-known speakers sharing "how-to" tips for both avid and beginning gardeners in over 100 free seminars. It's also a shopping destination with 350 exhibitors offering tools and other gardening gear, plants and unique art for the home and garden.
The 2013 Northwest Flower and Garden Show is generously supported by Subaru of America, Inc., Marenakos Rock Center, Sawdust Supply Company, Inc., the Seattle Times and King5.
Washington State Convention Center, 7th and Pike, Seattle, WA 98101
Wednesday, February 20 through Sunday, February 24, 2013
Wednesday - Saturday (February 20-23), 9am to 8pm; Sunday (February 24), 9am to 6pm.
Produced by Northwest-based O'Loughlin Trade Shows, Inc. the West's largest producer of consumer shows.
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