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Annual Garden show comes back strong

Enthusiasm was abounding at the Bethlehem Garden Club Show, July 21-22. Club President Liz Lorenz said, “This is the best turnout since before COVID. We’ve been busy ever since we opened the doors.” Guests could see the vast talent and creative energy put into each display. Traditional and nontraditional live flower arrangements embraced the French inspired theme of “Café’ La Fleur …” as exhibitors competed for the coveted People’s Choice Award - this will be awarded at the close of the show, to the vignette with the most guest votes. This show is a National Garden Club Standard Flower Show, meaning it meets the criteria and goals set by the National Garden Club.

Exhibitor Sharon Coe is awarded first place for “On the Balcony,” a functional and beautiful breakfast tray.
Another first place entry displays the functional informal table for two - in the color theme of red and blue on a draped black tablecloth.
Press photos by Jenn Rago A steady flow of flower enthusiasts flowed through the building eager to admire the variety of flower arrangements.
This vignette designed and assembled by Liz Lorenz, Sandy Gass and Ruth MacKenzie received a second place in Vignettes. It features the use of lavender.
This beautiful and unique False Shamrock presented by Ruth MacKenzie took several awards including first place in its class.
Bethlehem resident Rene Zelko admires the Hydrangea entries - and the beautiful first, second and third place winners.
“This is Versailles,” designed and assembled by Keith Lentz of Hellertown, was deserved awarded Best in Overall Show. Its exquisite place settings and use of color and flowers made it a crowd favorite.