East Lansing Orchid show end of February

[Paul]

Feb. 24-25 on MSU's campus. Free admission.

[Mountaineer370]

I'm really looking forward to this!

[Dollythehun]

That overlaps Hausermann's.

[Paul]

Originally Posted by Dollythehun

That overlaps Hausermann's.

Don't recall if Hausermann's sends a rep to the MSU show or not. Don't think they do. I do recall they generally come to the Palm Sunday show in Madison Hts.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances I'll be helping a vendor out at the MSU show.

[Dollythehun]

It was just an observation, Paul.☺️

[Mountaineer370]

I was just looking at the Hausermann's website and I see they are having open houses two weekends in a row, both the last weekend in February and the first weekend in March. Boy, I would love to attend that. I wish they were just a bit more conveniently located in relation to where I live. In the short time that I have been involved in orchids, two of the major orchid greenhouses in Michigan have closed their doors, which was sad to see.

It does not look like Hausermann's will be at the GLOS show, but there are quite a few other vendors listed.

[Dollythehun]

Yes, two weekends and a 10% off coupon. There's a brand new Hampton at my exit, that would be halfway for you. Lol

[estación seca]

Nobody knows how to enable like a counselor!

[Mountaineer370]

Thanks for the suggestion, Carol! Actually, it's not the distance involved that bothers me. I would probably make the drive in one day. But I have a phobia about driving through Chicago, having done it a couple times, and I have vowed that I would never do it again.

[Dollythehun]

I get that Cheri. However, you don't actually go through Chicago. We have a staff meeting quarterly in Shaumberg (a suburb, but it really all runs together) and I just hate that! But, Chicago expressways are pretty low compared to Texas. There the expressways are high and you can see underneath them. That is more than I can handle.