Calloway’s Nursery Hosts Fifth Annual Fall Harvest Festival

Oct. 2, 2009 - PRLog -- The family-friendly event offers free activities and crafts for children, free clinics for adults, and light refreshments for all. Throughout the day customers can shop from Calloway’s Pumpkin Patch while children can decorate a free pie pumpkin and participate in various activities such as making slime, planting flowers, taking pictures, creating a chalk garden, and watching the Mad Science demonstration. The day will also include several free clinics for adults focusing on fall’s colorful flowers and a fall container garden. A number of workshops including a pumpkin decorating and fall wreath decorating will be offered for a small fee.

“The Fall Harvest Festival is becoming a Texas family tradition. At Calloway’s, we appreciate the importance of family and nature, and we are happy to bring the two together for this day-long event,” Kimberly Bird, Vice President of Retail Marketing said.

Calloway’s and Cornelius Nurseries is a 19-store garden center chain serving the Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston markets. The company strives to make gardening fun, easy and successful for customers by offering expert advice from Texas Certified Nursery Professionals; store environments that are educational and easy to shop; weekly gardening clinics that serve both novice and expert gardeners; displays and instructions to aid gardeners with design and color development in their yards; and a product selection of the best plant varieties available. For more information, visit www.mytexasgarden.com.

# # #

Calloway’s and Cornelius Nurseries is a 19-store garden center chain serving the Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston markets. The company strives to make gardening fun, easy and successful for customers by offering expert advice from Texas Certified Nursery Professionals; store environments that are educational and easy to shop; weekly gardening clinics that serve both novice and expert gardeners; displays and instructions to aid gardeners with design and color development in their yards; and a product selection of the best plant varieties available. For more information, visit www.mytexasgarden.com.