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PHOTOS - Take a full photo tour around the 2014 Epcot Flower and Garden Festival
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MinnieM123
Premium Member
Those are beautiful photos, and thank you for sharing them. The Flower and Garden Festival is so special.
Having visited WDW during F&G over the years, I always enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere, and the splendor of all the flowers, topiaries and creative gardens. There's really nothing that compares to it, IMO.
Texas84
Well-Known Member
May 18 I think. First Star Wars Weekend.
71jason
Well-Known Member
Agreed, but the menus definitely place more of an emphasis on fruits/vegetables/flowers; I think it's theme-appropriate. And don't say that too loud, the crowds haven't caught on yet.
Nmoody1
Well-Known Member
I'm a big fan of the food booths.... I only wish there were 1 or 2 more to be honest!
However, an aspect of flower and garden that I think could be beneficial would be 'show gardens' similar to what you get at Chelsea Flower Show here in London - gardens set up to look at and give inspiration. Maybe two or three in Future World - with modern elements such as irrigation systems, modern lighting/design and new ways of incorporating fruit/veg (an extension of The Land if you will, but in a show garden concept) whilst in World Showcase more of a larger garden display of world inspiration that changes each year - several gardens set up themed to countries that aren't in world showcase.... An Indian garden, a Greek garden, an Hawaiian garden - something that's not just character topiaries and gardener a/designers could be on hand to give tips.
However, an aspect of flower and garden that I think could be beneficial would be 'show gardens' similar to what you get at Chelsea Flower Show here in London - gardens set up to look at and give inspiration. Maybe two or three in Future World - with modern elements such as irrigation systems, modern lighting/design and new ways of incorporating fruit/veg (an extension of The Land if you will, but in a show garden concept) whilst in World Showcase more of a larger garden display of world inspiration that changes each year - several gardens set up themed to countries that aren't in world showcase.... An Indian garden, a Greek garden, an Hawaiian garden - something that's not just character topiaries and gardener a/designers could be on hand to give tips.