Philadelphia Flower Show Map. Philadelphia Flower Show 2025 Theme Zarla The Philadelphia Flower Show has returned in 2025 to the Pennsylvania Convention Center (1101 Arch St.) with the theme of "Gardens of Tomorrow." From March 1 to 9, visitors will be able to immerse themselves into all of the floral-themed offerings, and we've rounded up some can't-miss elements of the annual event. The PHS Philadelphia Flower Show is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year, signaling to the city — and the horticultural world — that brighter days are ahead
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Dozens of landscapers and florists will show their visions of plants and gardens of the future when the 196th Philadelphia Flower Show opens this Saturday, March 1, at the Pennsylvania Convention. Use the map below to explore all of our vendors at the 2025 Flower Show Marketplace and Makers Market
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Click through each booth numbers to see which vendor will reside there and learn more about them. Now in its 196th year, the award-winning PHS Philadelphia Flower Show is a one-of-a-kind, marquee event known the globe over for its exquisite and immersive floral exhibits, world-class plant competitions, family-friendly activities, educational offerings, and shopping. Dozens of landscapers and florists will show their visions of plants and gardens of the future when the 196th Philadelphia Flower Show opens this Saturday, March 1, at the Pennsylvania Convention.
Philadelphia Flower Show What to Expect · Life in Pumps. Pennsylvania Convention Center 1101 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 View on Google Maps Compelling photography and videos, interactive maps and detailed visitor information make the site an effective trip-planning.
Philadelphia Flower Show 2025 Attractions Victor Coleman. The 2025 Philadelphia Flower Show opens on March 1st The PHS Philadelphia Flower Show is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year, signaling to the city — and the horticultural world — that brighter days are ahead