The Spring Flowers Exhibition at the Agricultural Museum in Dokki, Egypt, is a highly anticipated event that opened to the public on May 19th. The country’s Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation announced in a detailed Facebook statement that the exhibition, held at the Agricultural Museum, will be welcoming visitors from 9:00 AM until sunset, this time for an entire month.
This year’s exhibition promises to be a delightful experience for all attendees, with over 200 exhibitors, including government institutions and private sector participants, who will showcase an impressive array of ornamental flowers, cut flowers, shade plants, and rare cacti. This diverse display is expected to offer visitors a unique and immersive experience celebrating the beauty and diversity of Egypt’s flora.
In addition to the captivating displays, the exhibition will offer the Khair Mazra’ana market, providing an array of food products and merchandise available for purchase at discounted rates. This will not only enhance the visual appeal of the event but also offer visitors a unique and advantageous shopping opportunity.
The Spring Flowers Exhibition, now in its 91st year, is not only a showcase of horticultural excellence but also a cherished annual event that welcomes both Egyptians and expatriates to indulge in a world of vivid colors and fragrant blossoms.
Egypt boasts 800 species of non-flowering plants and 2,302 flowering plants, contributing to a distinctive and diverse biodiversity within its parks and reserves.
