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Gardening & Rare Plants Expo

Over 50 specialist growers with a unique range of new, rare and unusual plants will gather for the Gardening & Rare Plants Expo at the Tesselaar Gardens in Melbourne, March 13-14, 2010.

It offers visitors the chance to learn directly from the growers, the experts in their fields.

The expo will feature: dry garden plants, orchids, cliva, ferns, roses, spring bulbs, perennials, annuals, bonsai, vegetables, seeds, herbs, trees, carnivorous plants, natives, water plants and more.

informative and instructional talks will run throughout the weekend, aimed at both the budding gardener and the expert green thumb.

Garden expert and personality Stephen Ryan will compere the weekend.

The 2010 expo will see the continuation of the large Australian Tuberous Begonia display. The Begonias are bred in South Australia and grown in Victoria, with the blooms in many cases measuring in excess of 25 cm across.

Visit http://www.gardeningandrareplants.com.au/about.shtml for more information.

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