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Los Angeles Cactus & Succulent Society
12th Annual Exhibit and Plant Sale
Drought Tolerant Plant Festival
Saturday June 9th   9am to 5pm (Lectures start at 10:00)
Sunday June 10th 9am to 4pm   (Kid’s events start at 10:30)

Learn how landscaping with drought tolerant plants can save you money and water.
The festival will include;

• Interior Educational Displays
LACSS would like to Welcome The San Fernando Valley Bromeliad Society and
The Sansui-Kai of Southern California Bonsai Club.  http://www.sansui-kai.com
Come see their incredible displays.
• Exterior Demonstration Gardens
Touchable Garden- Under the Sea- Dyckias
• Raffles    • Silent Auction
• Plant and Pottery Sale         
• Craft sales

 
Saturday’s Guest Speakers Include:
Matt Maggio,   "Container Gardening with Succulents"
(10 AM to 11 AM)
Andy Siekkinen, “Staging and Caring of Tillandsias" sponsored by
the San Fernando Valley Bromeliad Society www.sfvbromeliads.com
(11:30 AM to 12:30 PM)
Lili Singer, “California Natives in the Garden” sponsored by the
Theodore Payne Foundation for Wild Flowers and Native Plants
(1 PM to 2 PM)
Mike Buckner, “The Art of Staging Succulents”
(2:30 PM to 3:30 PM)

  Sunday Kids Day  
• Arts and Crafts                 • Create Father’s Day Gifts
• Pot -A -Plant            • Games


   •Landscape exhibits that show the various types of plants that might be used in a typical  drought       tolerant garden and how they could be arranged – the exhibits will incorporate boulders, rocks,
driftwood, and other materials.

   • Vendors will be selling the plants employed in the exhibits at the festival in addition to           many other plants, books, pottery, top dressing, rocks.

Sepulveda Garden Center
16633 Magnolia Boulevard Encino, CA 91436
Questions?  818.749 5346 or www.lacss.com
email:  info@lacss-show.com

   FOR MORE INFORMATION CHECK THE WEBSITE
  http://www.lacss.com or you can call 818 749 5346

The Los Angeles Cactus and Succulent Society Presents 12th Annual Drought Tolerant Plant Festival
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