Flower Fest sows seeds of knowledge
Despite the heat, Alameda Park buzzed with activity Saturday as Butler County residents learned about and bought plants at the Flower and Food Fest.
The Butler County Parks and Recreation event raised funds for Penn State Master Gardeners of Butler County and sought to equip attendees with knowledge about their native plants.
The park’s Odd Fellow Circle was packed with craft and food vendors, artists, a farmers’ market and booths selling outdoor furniture, gardening tools and more.
Justine Brown, a co-chairperson for the event, said the day is driven by the Master Gardeners’ plant sale.
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