The entry into the Selby Botanical Marketplace at the Plant & Garden Festival.
Alex Bluett and Jackie Coleman hold up a birdhouse from Mitch Armstrong Nursery.
Dendrobium Nobile Hybrids
One of the larger fountains by Fantasy Fountains.
The Garbage-Men
Paul Houcek holds up the begonia he bought at the Plant & Garden Festival.
A large Ikebana piece was the first thing seen as people walked into the mansion.
An Ikebana piece included Stargazer lillies.
Michelle Lane, 11, and Liberty O'Donnell, 12
Gwen Lawry gave a presentation about Ikebana, Saturday, Feb. 25, during the Plant & Garden Festival.
Robert Lowery holds up a vanda that was taller than him that he bought from Dan and Margie Orchids, Saturday, Feb. 25, at the Plant & Garden Festival.
Thousands of people came out over the weekend to Marie Selby Botanical Gardens for the Plant & Garden Festival.
People shop for plants, herbs and flowers inside the Selby Botanical Marketplace, during the Plant & Garden Festival, Saturday, Feb. 25, at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.
Allie Purcell, 13, sits in a wagon full of plants and flowers, Saturday, Feb. 25, at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.
Mike and Marcy Robenstine
Lillie Veon walked away with a dessert rose after attending the Plant & Garden Festival, Saturday, Feb. 25, at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.
Wentz Antiques had plenty of interesting and fun pieces that could be used for holding plants or decorating a garden.
