Just wanted to remind you of the upcoming Tampa Spring Expo. It is early this year which is great for the weather we are having. The show will take place at the State Fair Grounds in Tampa on February 1st and 2nd. This is a good time to try and drum up some sales, catch up on all the latest happenings with your fellow industry members, and share some camaraderie with your friends.
The event will also culminate with the plant auction on the 20th before the trade show ends. Any participants can donate their booth to the TBWG and we will auction it off. It is a great chance to purchase plants at deep discounts. This is a great opportunity for landscapers and retailers! The money raised will be donated to UF/IFAS Share for horticultural research and Hillsborough County Environmental Horticulture Extension Program.
Here is a link with all the information http://tbwg.org/TSE.html
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