Connecticut Flower and Garden Show

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100 Columbus Blvd

Hartford, CT 06103

+1 (860) 844-8461

http://www.ctflowershow.com

The Connecticut Flower and Garden Show, held annually at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford, offers a vibrant and fragrant experience for garden enthusiasts. With exhibits showcasing fresh flowers, plants, herbs, bulbs, and gardening equipment, visitors can explore beautifully landscaped gardens and witness the design and horticulture competition by the Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut.

Featuring the theme "Bursting Into Spring," the show provides creative and practical ideas for all types of dwellings. Families are encouraged to attend and enjoy the scents and sights of spring, with plenty of activities for all ages. With over 80 hours of seminars and demonstrations, attendees can expand their knowledge on various gardening topics.

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Thomas F.

2/21/2025

Found it this year even with all the parking problems as we were on a bus tour. Everything handled well with online tix and signage. Lots of walking and lots of informational exhibits which I did...

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Rick S.

2/24/2023

Always such a great event. So many impressive displays by some talented landscapers. I especially love the aqua scapes. The ponds with the real fish. Very cool. There really is something for everyone.

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Suzanne K.

2/27/2024

this is our third year going to the flower show ... and the Hellebores purchased last year as doing wonderful . i love the plants and the different vendors that participate. it is a great show...

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Lisa D.

3/2/2022

I thought I was going to a flower and garden show. It turned out to be hundreds of vendor booths selling items, some not even remotely related to gardening, like replacement windows, gutter...

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Josh D.

2/24/2020

I had such a fun time attending the CT flower show this year! The displays are always really neat to look at. (Although this year I didn't understand The Knights of Columbus display, it was just...

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