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Photo Gallery: O'Hara's Gardenfest

Tawnya Panizzi
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Jan Pakler | For the Tribune-Review
Cindy Lucas (right) works a booth selling plants at the Fox Chapel Garden Club tent May 11 for Gardenfest 2019.
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Jan Pakler | For the Tribune-Review
Jeff Sherman from Refracted Fire Designs sells one-of-a-kind glass items May 11 at Gardenfest 2019.
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Jan Pakler | For the Tribune-Review
PittMoss Director of Business Development Ashley Mariani educates gardeners about how to keep plants healthy.
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Jan Pakler | For the Tribune-Review
Fox Chapel Area High School senior Lauren Copeland displays her handmade stoneware May 11 at Gardenfest 2019 at the Lauri Ann West Community Center.

A springtime tradition continued May 11 at Lauri Ann West Community Center in O’Hara.

Gardenfest, the popular showcase of plants, pots and flowers, filled the campus at 1220 Powers Run Road, much to shoppers’ delight.

“There’s no better way to celebrate spring,” said Jamie Rhoades, the center’s director of development.

Local participants included Fox Chapel Garden Club, Guyasuta Garden Club, Penn State Master Gardeners, Toad Hollow and the Men’s Garden Club of Pittsburgh.

Gardeners were able to talk with club members to learn tips from those who know best. There also were plenty of native plants for sale to fill local lawns.

Tawnya Panizzi is a TribLive reporter. She joined the Trib in 1997. She can be reached at tpanizzi@triblive.com.

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