Flower Shows
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About
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Longwood Flower Show
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Philadelphia Flower Show
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In House Flower Show
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The club members participate in three flower shows: an In-House Flower Show, the Longwood Flower Show, and the Philadelphia Flower Show.
The purpose of a flower show is to:
Flower shows combine artistic vision, horticultural mastery, engineering, and sophisticated craftsmanship to create a brief but brilliant display of beauty in time.
Refer to the National Garden Club's Handbook for Flower Shows
The purpose of a flower show is to:
- set standards of artistic and horticultural excellence,
- broaden knowledge of horticulture, flower arrangement, conservation, and other related areas, and
- share the beauty of a show with fellow club members and the public.
Flower shows combine artistic vision, horticultural mastery, engineering, and sophisticated craftsmanship to create a brief but brilliant display of beauty in time.
Refer to the National Garden Club's Handbook for Flower Shows
Longwood Flower Show
The 2019 show, Dancing Among the Flowers, was held at Longwood Gardens.
The show was sponsored by five District I clubs: Country Gardeners, Four Seasons GC, Garden Club of Springfield, Garden Class of the Woman’s Community Club of Uwchlan and Spade & Trowel Club.
The 2019 show, Dancing Among the Flowers, was held at Longwood Gardens.
The show was sponsored by five District I clubs: Country Gardeners, Four Seasons GC, Garden Club of Springfield, Garden Class of the Woman’s Community Club of Uwchlan and Spade & Trowel Club.
Winning Entries by Spade and Trowel Members
Recent Spade and Trowel's Entries in the Philadelphia Flower Shows
2018 - 2020 Individual and Club Entries in the Philadelphia Flower Shows
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In-house Flower Show
The 2022 In-House Flower Show: JOYSTICK It was a “Non-Standard” Flower Show.
The 2022 In-House Flower Show: JOYSTICK It was a “Non-Standard” Flower Show.