Noblesville, IN – Stonycreek Farm Nursery & Landscaping is participating in the 54^th annual Indiana Flower & Patio Show, held at the Indiana State Fairgrounds’ West Pavilion, Saturday, March 10 through Sunday, March 18. Show hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays. General admission at the door is $12 adult; children 12 and under are free.

The Annual Indiana Flower and Patio Show will feature more than 40 dazzling showcase and exhibitor feature gardens, more than 400 outdoor living experts, one-of-a-kind displays that will depict the latest landscaping trends and dozens of educational programs – all in over 171,000 square feet of the State Fairgrounds’ West Pavilion & Expo Hall. 

This year’s theme is “Let Us Entertain You!” and each garden will feature a specific event. Stonycreek Farm Nursery & Landscaping’s garden theme is “Earth Day” The entire garden will be earth-friendly, including its edible landscaping. A carport with a green roof will house an electric car, and a rain barrel will be employed to take water off the roof and send overflow into the rain garden.

Loren Schmeirer, Stonycreek Farm Nursery & Landscaping owner, says, "People attending the show are often garden enthusiasts and interested in earth-friendly options. Typically, people register for consultations at our booth, and many of our season leads are generated at the Flower and Patio Show. We hope to complete many green projects in 2012.”

Stonycreek Farm Nursery & Landscaping landscape designers and key staff will be onsite throughout the entire show and Loren will most likely be in the Garden every evening and during the weekends. The show provides the perfect opportunity for show-goers to bring photos of landscaping “challenges”, talk one-on-one with an expert and, schedule a consulation, if needed.

About Stonycreek Farm Nursery & Landscaping

What began as a small pumpkin patch in 1972 has grown into a full-service nursery and landscaping business. Stonycreek Farm Nursery & Landscaping is located on 50 acres of farmland in Noblesville, IN, which once served as an Indian trade route and was the site of a working gristmill. This year marks the 40^th anniversary for Stonycreek Farm.

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