The Philadelphia Flower Show, which was hosted by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society June 3-15, featured dazzling displays at this year’s event, which was themed “Habitat: Nature’s Masterpiece.” Held outdoors for the first time in the show’s 193-year history, it featured more than 75 installations and floral displays spanning over 15 acres of space in Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park. Here are some of the show-stopping exhibitions that caught our eye.
PHOTO BY ROB CARDILLO, COURTESY OF PHS
PHOTO BY ROB CARDILLO, COURTESY OF PHS
PHOTO BY ROB CARDILLO, COURTESY OF PHS
PHOTO BY ROB CARDILLO, COURTESY OF PHS
PHOTO BY ROB CARDILLO, COURTESY OF PHS
PHOTO BY ROB CARDILLO, COURTESY OF PHS
PHOTO BY ROB CARDILLO, COURTESY OF PHS
PHOTO BY ROB CARDILLO, COURTESY OF PHS
PHOTO BY ROB CARDILLO, COURTESY OF PHS
PHOTO BY ROB CARDILLO, COURTESY OF PHS
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