From rainscaping to houseplants, here are the 8 hot gardening trends of 2021
Updated Dec 31, 2020;
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Droves of stuck-at-home families started food gardens and carved relaxation areas out of their yards this year in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gardening trend-watchers say those will carry over as the biggest two gardening trends on the 2021 horizon as well.
As we close the door on 2020, here’s the dirt on everything that trend-watchers see in their compost-stained crystal balls:
Another big vegetable year
Edible gardening surged in 2020 as shoppers saw dwindling grocery shelves and figured this pandemic year might be a good time to grow their own.
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FDR Park to host Flower Show in 2021
A nearly 200-year tradition is moving to South Philadelphia, at least temporarily.
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society announced it is relocating the 2021 Philadelphia Flower Show to Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park in June in hopes that an outdoor venue can keep the long-running show in bloom.
Due to ongoing concerns with the coronavirus pandemic, the event will take place June 5-13 at the spacious 348-acre park on the west side of Broad Street at Pattison Avenue, across from the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. Event organizers are calling the 2021 Philadelphia Flower Show a “reimagined event,” allowing for a new, safe experience while keeping the beauty and horticultural inspiration that guests have enjoyed for 192 years while also keeping the distinction of the longest-running horticultural event in the country.