news on the grow
“The work of our search com- Follow Paige to the Getaway Tour,
mittee…was outstanding,” Takao Chelsea Flower Show! a turnkey travel
said. “We are confi dent this selec- GPN Managing Editor Paige program for
tion will build on OFA’s already- Worthy will be crossing the pond independent
strong foundation.” in May. She’ll be traveling with a garden centers
For more information, visit group of horticultural enthusiasts created by Travel
www.ofa.org. from Chicago as part of a Garden & Company and
Cultivaris, a
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group.
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