New England Spring Flower Show (March 2007)

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In Boston, one sure sign of Spring is the Massachusetts Horticultural Society's New England Spring Flower Show. Although we went on a cold, damp day, it did feel like Spring.

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070323FlowerShow675 Ponds, waterfalls, lots of water.

070323FlowerShow678 Our Natick Community Organic Farm was exhibiting, too.

070323FlowerShow680 One of the ponds one-upped the others by featuring a pair of Japanese black swans.

070323FlowerShow682 A flower show isn't complete without orchids.

070323FlowerShow687 Lots of orchids!

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070323FlowerShow693 Exotic orchids.

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070323FlowerShow699 Not all flower shows have raven exhibits! Mass. Audubon Society staffers from the

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070323FlowerShow708 Best dandelion bonsai in the flower show.

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070323FlowerShow724 Staghorn fern.

070323FlowerShow729 Formal flower arranging -- trumpet flowers?

070323FlowerShow730 We're on a roll!

070323FlowerShow731 And completing this circuit, some unusually wiry roots.

070323FlowerShow732 MassHort's own car runs on flower power.

070323FlowerShow733 Jill and The Worm Guy exchange composting tips.

070323FlowerShow737 Folks stop to hear a talk.

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