Re: OT: 'Fairs' (was Encouraging Children)

Betty

We do exhibit at a couple of garden shows also. At the big spring one we
create garden beds etc, to show irises and daylilies flowering. Outside of
spring we just use big photo boards. And yes, they are very exhausting.
What you call "fairs" we call "shows" these are agricultral competitions
for cooking, animals, crops and people compete in woodchoping and working
dogs etc. This is very different from a field day which is just a huge
trade exhibit/sale.

Colleen


> Colleen,
>
> I'm not sure about the names, but most large cities have Lawn and Garden
> Shows (Garden Exhibits) in our early spring, usually March or April.  It
> is  a
> way for the people in landscaping, gardening, and various gardening
> services  to
> exhibit their wares.  It's an exhausting experience for the exhibitors,
> or
> so I've heard.  But, an important tool for visibility.
>
>
>
>
>
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