USF Center for Brownfields Research and Redevelopment: USF Botanical Garden Schedules Plant Festivals

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The USF Botanical Garden has several plant festivals scheduled in the coming months:

Orchid Auction, March 14

Spring Plant Festival, April 11 and 12

Orchid and Rose Fantasy, May 9 and 10

Native Plant Fair, June 13 and 14

Tropical Plant Fiar, July 11 and 12

Bromeliad Bash, August 8 and 9

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