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Durban North orchid fair blooms well

The Fairways Orchid and Rare Plant Fair attracts hundreds of plants lovers each year and vendors from other provinces too.

PLANT enthusiasts, gardeners and families enjoyed a relaxing day out at the annual Fairway Orchid and Rare Plant Fair at Fairway in Durban North on Saturday, August 1.

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Now in its 13th year, the fair is a much-anticipated event on the local gardening calendar, attracting visitors from across Durban and beyond.

Founder Melanie van Greunen said the event was well supported and she was pleased to see many familiar and news faces.

“It was a lovely day for all who attended. Over the years this event has grown so much and is a highlight for any plant lover,” she said.

“The vendors did well and they were happy with the support. Thank you to everyone who supported,” she added.


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Willem Janse van Rensburg from Bay Orchids showcases a selection of beautiful blooms at the Fairway Orchid and Rare Plant Fair.
Richard and Marlene Naidoo enjoy exploring the variety of orchids and rare plants on display at the annual fair.
Nikki and William MacGillivray take in the sights at the Fairway Orchid and Rare Plant Fair.
Ruth Mathias from Rare and Air Plants and Gifts shares her passion for unique plant varieties at the fair.
Tammy Landsberg enjoys a day surrounded by orchids, rare plants and gardening inspiration.
Rauna William admires the selection of plants and floral displays at the Fairway Orchid and Rare Plant Fair.

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