Among the popular highlights of the show are lush theme gardens, a teaching garden and a garden market.
The show cultivates excitement in both urban and suburban gardening and is a perennial springtime favorite for amateur gardeners.
"Our goal is to showcase Chicago as an international city with a show featuring lush display gardens and a horticulture competition, as well as the do-it-yourself classes and workshops people have come to love over the last couple of years," said Tony Abruscato, Flower and Garden Show president.
The show comes back to Navy Pier next year from March 7th through March 15th.
