Spring in February arrives annually at the Connecticut Convention Center! Explore exhibits overflowing with fresh flowers, plants, herbs, bulbs, seeds, gardening books, garden equipment & much more. View beautifully landscaped gardens full of greenery and stop by the Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut design & horticulture competition. We also offer over 80 hours of seminars and demonstrations across a variety of topics.

For Attendees

The colorful, fragrant show features acres of spacious gardens with the 2025 theme, “Signs of Spring”, with creative and practical ideas for house, apartment and condo dwellers alike. We encourage you to bring your families along to come and enjoy the scents & sights of Spring, while enjoying plenty of things to do for all ages!

Seminar Schedule:

11am: Adam Wheeler - Magical Witches of Winter: A Closer Look at the Genus Hammamelis at Room 11
11am: Kathy Connolly - Foundation Gardens and Native Plants at Room 12
11am: Jen Plasky - Perfect Performing Planters at Room 13
12:30pm: Pamm Copper - Gardening Fact or Fiction at Room 11
12:30pm: Rob Townsend - Water Gardening Basics at Room 12
12:30pm: Paula Wolf - 5 Fascinating Behaviors of Honeybees at Room 13
2pm: Doug Tallamay - Home Grown National Park at Room 11
2pm: Jackson Madnick - Lawn Secrets & Tips to Better Existing Grass at Room 12
2pm: Amy Lopez - Therapeutic Horticulture at Room 13
3:30pm: Steve Walowski - Organics 101 - An Organic Approach to Lawn Care at Room 11
3:30pm: Nancy DuBrule-Clemente - Native Plants for EcoRegion 59 at Room 12
3:30pm: Larry Huzi - Eco-conscious Contemporary Floral Designs at Room 13
4:30pm: Len Giddix - Your garden can’t keep its mouth shut! at Room 11
4:30pm: Kathy Connolly - Leave the Leaves, Save the Stems at Room 12
4:30pm: Terry Walters - Clean Cooking at Room 13

Ticket Pricing:

$17 – Advance discount tickets online
$20.70 – Adult general admission at the door ($20 if using cash)
$5.18 – Children 5-12 ($5 if using cash)
FREE – Children under 5

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