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Loxahatchee, FL: Garden Industries of Loxahatchee, Florida, placed first in the 10’ x 20’ booth category at the FNGLA Landscape Show, which took place Oct. 4-6 in Orlando, Fla.
The Landscape Show is a landscape and horticulture conference and trade event serving the Southeast U.S. It features more than 800 booths covering over 5 acres. The Florida Nursery Growers and Landscape Association hosts the event.
Garden Industries displayed its plants in an Italian courtyard themed booth, featuring exotic and unusual succulents, rare aroids, topiaries, woody ornamentals and tropicals, all displayed against a red suede backdrop wall, and co-mingled with antique furniture, statuary, a Flemish tapestry and a fountain, all on a coquina floor.
Garden Industries was rebranded in January of 2018 and focuses on providing singularly exceptional plant material to landscape contractors and wholesale buyers. This was their first time participating in a trade event.
“If quality and selection matter to your business Garden Industries is hands down the best nursery to deal with in south Florida, said Greg Slatner of The Flower Guys, a Fort Lauderdale based landscape company. “There isn’t even a close second place.”
Photo via Garden Industries Facebook page
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