Exhibitors List

The African Violet Society of Philadelphia (AVSP) is a community of African violet enthusiasts. We are a local affiliate of the African Violet Society of America, Inc. (AVSA). We welcome everyone to share in the joy of growing African violets and their related plants. Our purpose is to grow better African violets, share plants and ideas, and promote interest in the culture of African violets all while having a good time. Think of them as a friendship plant as they lend well to sharing. We have been Growing Together Since 1951.

Did you know Philadelphia is America's Garden Capital? With more than 30 public gardens, arboreta, and historic landscapes all located within 30 miles, the Greater Philadelphia region has more gardens in close proximity than anywhere else on the continent! See all of the gardens that make this distinction possible at www.americasgardencapital.org. America's Garden Capital is brought to you by Greater Philadelphia Gardens.

The American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD), established in 1965, is the oldest and largest non-profit organization dedicated to recognizing and promoting the art of floral design as a professional career. It's more than 1200 members engage in a variety of professional programs and activities through a network of six regional chapters throughout the United States and Canada.

Apiary Studio is a landscape architecture, design/build, and experimental horticulture practice based in Philadelphia PA. We work to achieve thoughtful design solutions that maximize opportunities, mitigate challenges, and concede a habitable future in an increasingly distress and disturbance affected world. By way of citizen research, in-house trialling, and playful curiosity, we have come to specialize in novel building materials and conventions, adaptive reuse of urban decay, and unusual hardy plants to create gardens and outdoor spaces that are dynamic, responsive, and break from the mold.

Eric Schellack, the free-spirited creative force behind Arrange, LLC, has been creating innovative designs throughout the Philadelphia region for over 20 years. As a designer, Eric has had the privilege to share his floral designs as far as Mexico, Singapore, and Hawaii. Arrange, LLC is a full-service design company in Haddonfield, New Jersey that looks to create sculptural, creative, and original ways to bring your special moments to life.

Rashawn Scarbo is the Lead Designer of Bloom Bold Co., a boutique floral design company based in Philadelphia. They specialize in corporate event floral design and curated floral pop-up experiences. Our design approach sparks joy through bold colors, and unique textures personifying creativity, and sophistication for our clients and partnerships.

The Floral Design Program at Bucks County Community College offers a comprehensive and inspiring pathway for anyone passionate about flowers, whether you're exploring floral design as a fulfilling hobby or aiming to build a rewarding career. Part of the Continuing Education department, this certificate program provides students with a solid foundation in floral design, guided by the high standards of the American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD). As an official Education Partner of AIFD, our curriculum aligns with their esteemed objectives, ensuring top-tier training and creative growth.

The recognized leader and trailblazer in American home gardening, Burpee offers a full range of high-quality non-GMO plants, seeds, and supplies suited for all growing zones. Established as W. Atlee Burpee Company in 1876, Burpee is home to the original 'Iceberg' lettuce (1894), the first white marigold (1976) and the biggest beefsteak tomato ever bred (2014). Headquartered in Warminster, PA, Burpee breeds and trials plants at its nearby landmark facility, Fordhook Farm, in Doylestown PA.

Chadwick & Son Orchids Inc was founded in 1989 by long time orchid hobbyist A. A. Chadwick and his son, Arthur. After purchasing 18 acres of farmland in rural Powhatan Virginia, they proceeded to build the company's first redwood greenhouse. Before long, there were 13 greenhouses, two retail stores in Richmond and many devoted employees. The early success of the company can be attributed to Art Sr who had been growing orchids since 1943 and provided invaluable cultural and hybridizing experience.

Davis Rubin Land Collective is a landscape architecture, urban design, and planning studio committed to practicing with an emphasis on socially-purposeful design strategies. The studio is dedicated to crafting landscapes that create positive change through cross-disciplinary collaborations and the synthesis of art, technology and the social sciences to create human-centered works. It is an appreciation for empathy that drives the studio’s design process. We will be featuring David’s renowned antique tool collection for our guests to enjoy!

The Delaware African Violet and Gesneriad Society is an organization that promotes a friendly association of persons interested in the advancement, propagation, and culture of Saintpaulia (African Violets) and other Gesneriads.

The Delaware Valley Branch - American Begonia Society has been recognized as a chapter of the American Begonia Society for 23 years. Celebrating the beauty, diversity, and joy of begonias! The Delaware Valley Branch of the American Begonia Society brings together plant lovers from around the region who share a passion for these remarkable plants. Our group welcomes everyone, from curious beginners to seasoned collectors. Each meeting offers a chance to learn, grow, and share that wonder together.

Delaware Valley University (DelVal) is known for its long-standing tradition of exhibiting at the Philadelphia Flower Show, a yearly event where students gain hands-on experience in horticulture and landscape architecture by designing and building immersive, educational displays that showcase the value of plants, technology, and sustainable practices for the public. The university has a 76-year history with the show, beginning in 1950, and has been recognized with awards, such as the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Gold Medal.

Design Under Sky is a National Award-Winning Landscape Architecture Studio aimed at creating joy, wonder, and curiosity in the living world. Founded by Adam E. Anderson and based in Providence Rhode Island.

We're Etta, a garden design studio based in the Bay Area and New York. Our approach to garden design comes from a deep care and attention to the natural environment. We use a lot of native and climate-appropriate plants, mix in edibles when it makes sense, and keep materials simple and honest. At the core, our approach is about slowing down. We like to build on what's already there, reuse what we can, and let the garden express itself over time. With any new project, we're not only thinking about what's going to do well in that space, but also how the client relates to home.

Rooted on an organic farm, the Hudson Valley Seed Company provides gardeners and farmers with plant products that thrive-and the resources they need to succeed. We channel the power of art and creative expression to revere the plants we share, and we aspire to do our work in a way that honors our human and ecological communities. Committed to growing organically, sourcing locally and sustainably, and preserving crop diversity by selecting unique, rare, and hard-to-find varieties. Every seed in our catalog is open pollinated, many are heirloom and organic, and they are never GMO.

Ikebana International is a worldwide organization founded in Tokyo in 1956. Its members are dedicated to the promotion of mutual understanding and friendship between Japan and other countries through ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging. I.I. is made up of many schools. Some stress classic styles, while others focus on more contemporary forms. Each school is different, and openly shares its inspirations, styles, philosophy, history and techniques.

The Indoor Plant Society is a local group for houseplant enthusiasts of all experience levels and areas of interest to learn, share, and grow.

Alex graduated in Floral Design from the Escola d'Art Floral de Catalunya, with more than 25 years of experience as a florist. He has taught courses, held demonstrations, and competed in competitions around the world including: Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, England, the Netherlands, Russia, Germany, Mexico, Costa Rica, Taiwan, China, Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore and Australia.

Chantal Post is a Belgian floral artist based in Vielsalm, in the French part of Belgium. With over 20 years of experience, she refined her skills with a Master’s in Floral Design in the Netherlands before returning to Belgium to open her own boutique in 2003. Her artistic approach blends structure and poetry, creating sculptural floral compositions that are both expressive and emotive.
In 2020, she won the silver medal at the Belgian Floral Art Championship, followed by the gold medal in 2024, affirming her excellence in the field.

Franca Logan (originally from the netherlands) owns her own floral design studio Florienne, in Takapuna, Auckland, New Zealand.
She has been a florist for over 30 years and has lived and worked as a floral designer, teacher and demonstrator in Canada and United Kingdom and now lives and works in New Zealand
Franca's botanical works were published in International Floral Art 2008/9 and 2012/13. Franca's work has also been featured in several Floral Design Magazines including Fusion Flowers and DPK Magazine from the Netherlands.

He is a Hungarian floral designer who also leads workshops and demonstrations in Hungary and around the world. Originally, he wanted to become a doctor and follow the family traditions because my parents worked in healthcare in the past as well before they opened our flower shop 19 years ago. In my secondary school years, I dealt with fine arts, and in what is now my career in floristry, I am able to combine those two things together. When I realized this, it was no longer a question for me to become a floral designer.
I learned a lot from my mom, she is a master florist.

For over 40 years, Irwin Landscaping Inc has proudly served New Castle County, DE, Chester County, PA and the surrounding area, transforming outdoor spaces into beautiful functional landscapes. We take pride in creating landscapes that reflect each client's unique vision-whether it's a serene backyard retreat, a vibrant commercial property, or a sustainable outdoor environment. We believe quality landscaping is more than planting-it's planning. Every beautiful outdoor space starts with a thoughtful design and a deep understanding of how people live, work and relax within their environment.

Jacques Amand was started in 1927 on the Strand in London by an immigrant from the Netherlands, Jean Jacques Amand. His son John Amand built the company into an international supplier of high quality bulbs, many of them quite rare. John has also sponsored innovation in the industry and has brought some bulbs that were once too expensive for general purchase into a broader range of gardens. The Jacques Amand Nurseries are located in Clam hill, Stanmore, Middlesex, United Kingdom HA7 3JS.

Jennifer Reed is an award-winning floral designer who believes flowers and all art should make you feel, draw you in, and most of all, be fun. For over 20 years, she has transformed events into immersive, joy-filled experiences through her New Jersey-based studio, Jennifer Designs. Inspired by both fine art and wild nature, Jennifer combines sculptural elements, bold colors, and thoughtful details to create floral designs that are anything but ordinary. Her work has graced the White House for the First Lady, the Grammy Awards, and earned her Best in Show at the Philadelphia Flower Show.

Kelly D. Norris is one of the leading ecological horticulturists of his generation. In his award-winning interdisciplinary studio, he explores the intersections of people, plants, and place through ecological, site-specific design and art. Kelly and his team bring life to residential, commercial, and public landscapes across North America. An award-winning author and plantsman, Kelly's work in gardens has been featured in The New York Times, Better Homes and Gardens, Martha Stewart Living, Fine Gardening, Garden Design, and numerous television, radio, and digital media appearances.

The Lakeside Greenhouse is proud to have been part of this wonderful Philadelphia tradition since 2017 It means a great deal for our students to see their efforts affirmed and honored. Our Greenhouse offers both learning and therapeutic opportunities. Students working in Lakeside's Horticulture and Landscape Design Program gain both knowledge and skills while developing confidence and pride, while encouraging and empowering a better future for our students.

Lankenau Environmental Magnet High School provides an academically focused and student-centered approach to learning through agro-ecology, natural resource management, and environmental science. We create hands-on learning opportunities that enable students to actively engage in Philadelphia's robust and growing green infrastructure and industry.

Laurel-Brook Gardens is a small design-build landscape company that focuses on creating inviting residential outdoor spaces. We do new landscape installations and also maintain private gardens in PA, DE, and NJ. Our reputation is built on our attention to detail and design uniqueness. Whether it's traditional or modern, formal or informal and naturalized, a large estate or a small city courtyard all of our projects receive equal attention and effort to bring forth engaging outdoor spaces that meet our client's wants and needs.

For over 25 years, Mark and Emily Cook have led Mark Cook Landscape & Contracting, earning a reputation for blending diverse horticultural elements with striking architectural artistry. Mark, both a landscape designer and artist, graduated with a degree in Ornamental Horticulture in 2000—the same year the company was founded. Together, Mark and Emily approach each project as a unique opportunity, customizing every design through their shared vision and commitment to redefining landscape possibilities.

Mercer County Community College offers an Associates in Science Degree in Plant Science; a Certificate of Proficiency in Horticulture; and an Associates in Applied Science in Horticulture with 4 concentration options - Ornamental Horticulture, Production Horticulture, Urban Agriculture, and Landscape Design. Required coursework includes soils, integrated pest management, and plant identification. Elective options include landscape design, plant propagation, arboriculture, urban and peri-urban forestry management, food production, landscape construction, urban planning and design, and more.

The Mid-Atlantic Carnivorous Plant Society (MACPS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating, studying, and sharing the wonder of carnivorous plants. We bring together hobbyists, growers, and nature enthusiasts from across the Mid-Atlantic region to exchange knowledge, explore unique habitats, and promote ethical cultivation practices. Each year, MACPS hosts the Mid-Atlantic Carnivorous Plant Show, a highlight event that showcases rare and beautiful plants, welcomes expert and beginner growers alike, and fosters community through awards, vendors, and educational programming.

My West Indian heritage and Manhattan upbringing are foundational to my creative practice. These dual influences inspire my exploration of identity, community, and the intersections of culture. Through my work, I strive to challenge colonial image norms, weaving threads of unity and societal dynamics into my creations. My practice functions as both an inquiry and a statement, much like a scientist delving into uncharted territories. I aim to foster a more critical, holistic, and knowledge-based understanding of contemporary Black life, sparking dialogue and reflection.

Emotion enters as first and foremost in my work. In acrylic, ink, latex and airbrush, I render images of a romanticized life–one made better through temporal distance juxtaposed by emotional closeness. This romanticization can be understood as a nostalgia for my early life reproduced as mental snapshots taken in the present. While the memories I portray are precious, the decisions I make in my studio are not.

As a self-taught textile artist with over six years of experience, my work is driven by a deep connection to both tradition and innovation in fiber arts. Inspired by the hands-on craftsmanship I grew up observing— guided by my father’s teachings in woodshop—I’ve cultivated a unique approach to textiles that blends sculptural techniques with the tactile intimacy of thread and fiber.

Duende Textile Studio is the working studio of Richie Wilde Metzger-Lopez, a fiber artist exploring handmade textiles, natural materials, and tactile processes

The Pennsylvania Bonsai Society was founded on May 3, 1963, a pioneering east coast bonsai organization, and one of the oldest in the United States. It is a non-profit corporation (we do not accept tax-deductible donations, however). Its purposes since the beginning have been to: promote interest in and enjoyment of bonsai make information available on the culture and history of bonsai, promote the collection and exhibition of bonsai, and provide interaction between bonsai fanciers.

Philadelphia Society of Botanical Illustrators is a nonprofit organization of botanical artists who are dedicated to promoting public education and appreciation of the art, science, and history of botanical art. PSBI hosts workshops in botany, drawing, and watercolor painting. Each year PSBI offers public exhibits of world-class botanical art in galleries and venues in the Philadelphia area. Our annual showcase at the PHS Flower Show has been our hallmark exhibition for over 25 years.

PlantPop is a horticultural film studio that tells interesting stories about plants and how they improve people's lives. We are artists. We are pursuing beauty and understanding. We believe that philosophy was born in the garden, that culture starts with cultivation and that growing is the highest art. We want to present plants and gardening as the most worthwhile human endeavor. PlantPop can show the world that people and plants connect every day.

Since 2005, Rachel Cho Floral Design has been a leading floral company, known for luxurious, innovative floral experiences. Renowned for our client-centric approach to design and service, our team specializes in conceptualizing and delivering the flowers of your dreams. Our talented designers take their creative cues from our founder, Rachel Cho, a Bronx native who draws on early experiences in her mother's flower shop along with the sights and sounds of New York City to inspire her sophisticated arrangements and installations.

Family owned and operated since 1927, Robertson's Flowers & Events is located in the heart of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. For over 97 years, we have been the premier floral shop in Philadelphia and surrounding areas, offering same day delivery of exquisitely designed floral arrangements as well as full service floral design services for weddings and special events.

Schaffer Designs, under the visionary leadership of Bill Schaffer and Kristine Kratt, represents a dynamic collective of U.S. and international floral designers. With a profound influence in the floral industry, their diverse portfolio spans weddings, floral installations, destination events, global education, showroom design, and product development. Bill and Kris, celebrated authors of "Taking the Flower Show Home," have achieved recognition for their award-winning exhibits at the Philadelphia Flower Show and commissioned floral art displays.

Simply Nia Design is your true collaborative partner. We are a boutique event floral design company that prides itself on blending the needs and desires of our clients with our unique floral style for a beautifully curated experience spoken through florals.

Susan Cohan Gardens is an award-winning landscape design studio known for creating timeless, artful outdoor spaces that seamlessly blend beauty, function and ecology. Founded by landscape designer Susan Cohan, CLDP, FALPD, the practice specializes in residential landscapes that reflect a strong sense of place and keen attention to craftsmanship. With a focus on sustainable design, Susan Cohan Gardens transforms properties into extraordinary living landscapes--places to gather, unwind and connect with nature.

The Landscape Architecture and Horticulture degree programs at Temple University's Tyler School of Art and Architecture share a vision of inspiring the next generation of professionals to lead the transformation of natural and built environments - creating places that are ecologically sound, socially equitable and resilient, while addressing the challenges of climate change.

The Men's Garden Club of Philadelphia was established in 1990 and has exhibited at the Philadelphia Flower show for 36 years. The club has received numerous awards to including best in show.

TissaRose started with a leap of faith. After working as a cosmetologist for over a decade and with the encouragement of family and friends, I branched into the floral industry and began sharing my creative talents. My love of flowers began through my personal hobby of designing. I found myself keeping fresh flowers in the house weekly. It was very therapeutic and complemented the atmosphere in the home. During the time of grieving the loss of my late mother, flowers became a source of healing and lifted my spirit during a difficult time.

Students from multiple departments at the University of Delaware (UD) come together through a student organization - the PHS Philadelphia Flower Show Club at UD and an elective class to design, build, grow and install the UD exhibit at the show. For many years, UD students have participated in the show in some aspect and for at least the past 14, have been an Exhibitor in the Major Educational Exhibits. Disciplines represented include Landscape Architecture, Plant & Soil Science, Art Conservation, Biology, and Engineering, as well as others.

Unknown Studio is a landscape architecture and urban design practice with a deep belief in the power of the designed landscape to bring joy, wonder, beauty and improved quality of life to all. Through the craft of design and engaged collaboration we create new places and microclimates, tell stories, unearth memories and amplify the culture and ecology of the places in which we live. Unknown Studio works across scales and landscape typologies.

At W.B. Saul High School, our mission is to promote student leadership that makes a difference in our world. Through diverse, hands-on opportunities rooted in an urban setting, Saul students apply their knowledge and skills to address modern environmental and agricultural challenges. To enhance post-secondary and career success, Saul students drive the future by learning to do, doing to learn, and learning to serve.

Waldor Orchids is your local source for quality orchids since 1925. Located in beautiful south Jersey right near your favorite beaches and vacation spots. We carry a large selection of orchids of many species and varieties of rare and unusual plants. Our store is open on Friday and Saturday or find us online!