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Inspiration for home and garden

19/09/2012 11:53:00 a.m.

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Whether you’re building, renovating, decorating or furnishing you can’t afford to miss the 2012 Wellington Home and Garden Show, the largest home-related show in the region.

With over 220 exhibitors bringing their products and services from around New Zealand, free seminars, displays, workshops and competitions, organisers, Jade Promotions, are expecting 12,000 visitors to Westpac Stadium over September 21-23.

The show brings together under one roof all the latest trends in home construction, interior and garden design. As well as the stands of interesting products, experts will give free seminars on such topics as bathroom and kitchen design, and workshops offering tips for DIY enthusiasts. Visitors are encouraged to bring along their plans and specifications and talk with industry experts about turning them into a reality.

This year’s show has a dedicated section for garden products and services and the feature gardens, including bio diversity and edible gardening options, and displays from local garden groups, will be among the highlights of the show.

Wellington Home and Garden Show, Westpac Stadium, September 21-23.

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