- Dozens of vendors offered rare plants, décor, and handcrafted accessories.
- Newcomers like Dahlia Thomas used the event to connect and socialize.
- Plantapalooza is held twice a year, with plans for continued growth.
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The weather was perfect for shopping—especially for home décor—on Saturday, as plant enthusiasts from across the area gathered for the annual Plantapalooza.
The event featured dozens of vendors offering rare houseplants, handcrafted accessories, and unique décor. Beyond the shopping, Plantapalooza created a community atmosphere where people could share their passion for greenery.
For newcomers like Dahlia Thomas, the event was more than just a chance to find plants. Recently moving to the area, she saw it as an opportunity to meet people and bring more life into her home.
“Like I said, the people most importantly… because you can find plants anywhere but it’s really coming out and getting to know people… getting to network, and just relax… it’s a good way to spend your Saturday,” Thomas said.
From local vendors to handmade creations, the event was a green haven for anyone looking to expand their collection or bring a little more nature indoors.
Organizers say Plantapalooza, held twice a year, will continue to grow—promising even more variety and community connection at future events.
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