The current issue of Garden Design magazines lists them.

Hi Teri I Love the Chicago flower and Garden show.Been attending every year since it began.Is held the same week every year,second week of March,11th-19th.Bigger and better every year.The web is chicagoflower.com Bridget

Teri,

If you are still looking, the following website lists and links to many of the big garden shows: www.gardencalendar.com.

Hi Teri,I you have'nt already found the Chicago flower and garden show,,I'll fill you in alittle more.yes the show is really Big.The water features this year, "Giantic Water Garden",features 8ft. water fall,with lush aquatic vegetation,connecting streams.A japanese water garden is mentioned."Through The Garden Gate Of Clade Monet",mention a water garden also.They have 88 exhibitors,and at least as many venders.It takes me at least 5hrs.to get through it,depending on the crouds,lots of people!!!!I to have a pond,1000gal.,so I'm looking foward to the seminars that pertain to water gardening,they have two on tuesday,March 14,plus many others all day every day.The pier is easy to get to,down town chicago has loads of nice hotels,along the Magnificent Mile,is where I stay,close to the Navy Pier.I think I'm making this long winded,,anyway I love It every year.Bridget

If you are interested in the California market. I would highly recommend the Northern Califirnia Home & Landscape Expo, in Sacramento, Feb. 2-4, 2001. Largest 3-day event in the state, in regards to attendance and exhibits. More information can be found at: www.homeandlandscapeexpo.com

Dear Teri, You might try the website for the Southeastern Flower Show in Atlanta, GA. It's worth checking out.

Seattle garden show is titled "New Paths" this year & runs Feb 7-11 at the Convention Center. San Francisco is titled "Flower Power" & runs Mar 21-25. www.gardenshow.com shows both of the posters. Click on the appropriate poster to go to the web page.