According to Chura, who became the member of the Southeastern Horticultural Society in November, 2009, people now prefer organic food, the one that will not make any harm to a human.
Any visitors were pleased by fascinating looks of ornamental landscapes and lots of useful advises concerning the garden activity. Everyone could take the opportunity to get some information on how to grow and mix edible plants into their ornamental landscape.
The main show attractions were Landscape Gardens (gardens created by popular landscape design firms, including Terranova Landscape Design, the Atlanta-based firm and others), Discovery gardens (tons of tips on unknown plants, gardening and conservation techniques from various academic organizations nurseries, and other groups), speakers (meetings and learning from the gardening and cooking professionals on such issues as bee-attracting to bonsai, camellia flowers, pot planting and others), musical shows with the participation of Atlanta Opera, the Georgia Academy of Music, jazz with keyboardist Cliff deMarks and blues by the Crosstown Brothers.
The organizers of this year show did not forget about the children’s interests as well. Any kid was welcome to get detailed information on the water cycle, worms as well as splendid flower arrangements.
