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Joanne Mason and Jeani Alvarez represented the Plant City Garden Club at the event.
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Bird houses and other wooden crafts were for sale at Garden Fest.
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Dennis Gretton, of D&D Growers, was one of many plant growers at the event.
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Most of the plant growers set up shop at the train depot.
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Hundreds of people came to Garden Fest throughout the day to check out goods and plants.
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The family-friendly event had something for people of all ages.
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Craft vendors lined up along McCall Park and sold everything from custom jewelry to patio furniture.
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Hand-painted signs for home interiors were popular items for sale at Garden Fest.
The Plant City Garden Club’s annual Garden Fest event turned 10 this year, and kept downtown busy on Sept. 22.
The free annual event invites vendors and plant growers to the Historic Downtown district to sell their goods and connect with local gardeners. Dozens of pop-up shopping tents dotted downtown from the edge of McCall Park at Collins Street to the Robert W. Willaford Railroad Museum and Train Depot.
