This large annual garden show, now in it's 37th year, is free to the public and features educational sessions, demonstrations, more than 50 vendors and other resources with advice to make this year’s garden the best. New this year specifically to celebrate the Bicentennial, displays will focus on gardening from historical times to today.

Free vegetables, flowers and herb seeds as well as free tree saplings will be offered to families. This year’s children’s activities will have specific focus on pioneer life of kids.