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Ill esses products will be.on display asnj well to include samples from the^j newly formed FLAVA group also, exhibiting in Virginia World. .,0-t
Two exciting additions have been,./) added to the 1988 Virginia Worlcj 3> Complex. A Christmas Tree Extrav-,^ aganza sponsored by the Virginii^ Mental Health Association will be at„0 the opposite end of the VDACS exr^ hibit area. Ten large Christmas^ trees decorated by Virginia compaT j1 nies will be on display. (' ■ j
Spectators will have a chance to vote on their favorite trees and,;) Santa will be on hand the last week-f;j end of the fair to award the top P^es. . . . iov
The Virginia Nurseryman’s A sociation Horticulture Pavilion wilJL;j be housed outside the northeast en$nj. of the Virginia World Building. l£, ) will include exhibits from the lawnw9 garden, turfgrass and flower seg.T,in ments of the nursery industry, in addition to school horticulture-;) competitions and the master garden,-^ Grs. r^'X'
A 40’ x 60’ greenhouse has been constructed and will be full of nurs^“ ery plants and related materials*-] The horticulture pavilion will be enQ hanced by a fountain and gazebo.
Don’t miss Virginia Agriculture*! in action at the State Fair of Virginia September 22-October 2.
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