Held the weekend before Mother's Day since 1984
The Fair offers some great features to make your day of shopping simple and fun, so get your little red wagon out and join us for our 29th Fair!
Check out their website for more Event info: http://www.cmastergardeners.org/SpringGardenFair.htm
The Fine Print: Parking is Free and admission to the Event Center is
$3, under 16 free.
History of the Spring Garden Fair: What
began as a small fuchsia sale in 1984 has grown to one of the
Northwest's most popular springtime events. Today the vendors number
over 200 and is the regions largest kickoff sale for spring planting.
This event is planned, organized and hosted by Clackamas County Master
Gardeners. Volunteer leaders plan September through May, and an
additional 300 Master Gardener volunteers work at the two-day event.
About Clackamas County Master Gardeners
: We are a non-profit organization supporting the Oregon State
University Extension Service. The Spring Garden Fair is a major
fund-raiser for the Clackamas Chapter. Proceeds from the event go to
fund an endowment providing horticultural scholarships at Clackamas
Community College, as well as community grants and programs of Oregon
State University and in Clackamas County.
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