Excitement is mounting ahead of this weekend's Queensland Home Garden Expo with top landscape designers, hundreds of exhibitors and leading horticulturists converging upon the Maroochy Showgrounds, Nambour in preparation for the event which runs from July 11-13. The three-day event is set to attract over 20,000 garden lovers and horticultural professionals to the Sunshine Coast as well as some of Australia's leading gardening experts who will be hosting lectures, demonstrations and workshops, offering free advice and information for garden novices and experts alike.

Direct from the Melbourne International Flower Show, world famous Jane Davenport will showcase her latest ‘Frogology' exhibit at the Queensland Home Garden Expo to be held at Maroochy Showgrounds, Nambour from July 11-13. An internationally recognised artist, Jane started her career as a runway photographer but has traded the catwalks for the outdoors, combining her love for the garden, passion for photography and obsession with insects to create Artomology.

Now only days away, green thumbs from across the state are eagerly anticipating this year's Queensland Home Garden Expo which will see landscape designers from across the Coast showcase their creative talents in four uniquely different display gardens at the Maroochy Showgrounds, Nambour from July 11-13. Full-size garden displays will provide the centre piece for this bigger-than-ever-before annual event which is expected to attract over 20,000 garden lovers and horticultural professionals.

The 2008 Queensland Home Garden Expo is fast approaching and alongside many of Australia's famous garden shows, the event will feature leading landscape designers, hundreds of exhibitors and an extensive program of free lectures, demonstrations and workshops by some of the best horticulturalists including one of our nation's most respected gardeners Colin Campbell. Having been involved in the Expo since its inception, Colin will be presenting a number of workshops and lectures encouraging garden novices and green thumbs alike to get back to basics, providing step-by-step advice to help keep your garden in great condition all year round.

The winner of the first national award recognising outstanding water-saving products and services will be announced at the official opening of this year's Queensland Home Garden Expo to be held at the Maroochy Showgrounds, Nambour on July 11. The Smart Approved WaterMark Awards recognise products which have been proven to save water based on innovation, design, marketability and sustainability.

It's not called the Giant Kitchen Garden for nothing! Giant in size and giant in all things organic, this is one attraction not to be missed at this year's Queensland Home Garden Expo to be held at the Maroochy Showgrounds, Nambour from July 11-13. Wander through the magic that this fully-planted garden offers or sample some of the local organic produce. The freshest fruits, vegetables, herbs and cottage plants will not only inspire you to grow your own, you will also come face-to-face with some of Australia's leading sustainable gardening experts.

Anticipation is building ahead of this year's 24th annual Queensland Home Garden Expo, with organisers forced to increase the size of this year's event to accommodate growing exhibitor demand. With over 95 per cent of sites already booked four weeks out from the event, the Queensland Home Garden Expo is fast becoming one of Australia's most sought after gardening events for a diverse range of exhibitors.

The Queensland Home Garden Expo is only weeks away and this year will once again see a number of businesses maximise this showcase gardening event to launch new products. For Peregian-based company, Kamado Cookers Australia, the Home Garden Expo provided a great opportunity not only to get their product into the market, but to promote themselves in a highly targeted environment.

More than 20,000 people will attend this year's 24 th Queensland Home Garden Expo, one of the largest garden events in Australia, which will be held at the Maroochy Showgrounds on the Sunshine Coast from 11-13 July. The three-day expo attracts hundreds of horticultural experts who will be on hand to provide information and advice including free lectures; demonstrations and workshops hosted live on five different stages.

Representatives of the Queensland Home Garden Expo will put the Sunshine Coast firmly on the map when they head south in the coming week to one of the biggest international flower shows, to encourage people to visit the region during the expo in July. Staged within the world heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building, the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show held from April 2-6 attracts over 100,000 garden lovers annually and is regarded as the largest horticultural event in the Southern Hemisphere.

Excitement is mounting ahead of this weekend's Queensland Home Garden Expo with top landscape designers, nurseries and leading horticulturists converging upon the Maroochy Showgrounds, Nambour in preparation for the event which runs from July 6-8. The event which attracts over 20,000 garden lovers and hundreds of horticulture professionals to the Sunshine Coast every year has become a popular date on the calendar for garden lovers and this year promises to offer visitors more than ever.

The 2007 Queensland Home Garden Expo is fast approaching and alongside many of Australia 's famous garden shows, the Expo will feature leading landscape designers, hundreds of exhibitors and lectures by our nation's best horticulturalists including world famous artomologist Jane Davenport direct from the Melbourne International Flower Show. An internationally recognised artist, Jane has combined her love for the garden, passion for photography and obsession with ladybirds to invent artomology.

With so much rain recently, one can only wonder why there has been so much talk about water restrictions particularly with the introduction of Level 2 restrictions across Maroochy from July 1. Garden lovers across Maroochy will be wondering what impact the new restrictions will have on their gardens, particularly when the rainfall dries up.

Have you often thought it impossible to have pets and a beautiful garden? Well, you can have both and you can learn how to train your dog and design a pet-friendly garden at this year's Queensland Home Garden Expo. The 23 rd annual Expo is being held at the Maroochy Showgrounds in Nambour from July 6-8 and will attract over 20,000 garden lovers and horticulture professionals.

Have you often thought it impossible to have pets and a beautiful garden? Well, you can have both and you can learn how to train your dog and design a pet-friendly garden at this year's Queensland Home Garden Expo. The 23 rd annual Expo is being held at the Maroochy Showgrounds in Nambour from July 6-8 and will attract over 20,000 garden lovers and horticulture professionals.

Anticipation is building ahead of this years 23 rd annual Queensland Home Garden Expo with sites already booked up over six weeks out from the event, forcing organisers to increase the size of the event to accommodate the growing demand. The event, which is held at the Maroochy Showgrounds in Nambour, runs from July 6-8, and attracts over 20,000 visitors, garden lovers and horticulture professionals each year. It is also proving to be a very popular calendar date for exhibitors with in excess of 350 site holders already booked in for this year.

Ever wondered how designers create the perfect setting for any occasion? Sunshine Coast 's leading wedding and function designers will inspire even the most unimaginative with seven uniquely themed garden settings at this year's 23 rd annual Queensland Home Garden Expo to be held from July 6-8 at the Maroochy Showgrounds, Nambour.