The annual flower festival

hi Porcospino, i think at Hyderabad some time conducted a flower festival, neither i have interest nor unlike on flowers,but i am having some relationship with flowers, i am working a gift portal since 7 years,where i have to delver flowers to the customers and some times gifts and cakes also, so i know roses and other flowers,but i have seen lot of flowers are selling by vendors on the side of the road near market at Bangalore,several times i have seen and delighted to see such huge collection of flowers for selling,but on that i am on going to work,so i could not stop and visit those road side shops,have a nice day

There are two cities here that have flower festivals, they line the whole city with flowers and it looks great on tv, every year I tell myself next year I have to go and see the festival and every year for some reason I forget about it and only remember when I see it on tv. Festivals are always fun, be in in summer or winter, though summer seems to have more of them, there are several here though the last one I went to was a medieval festival was fun seeing everyone dressed in traditional fashion. Hope you are still able to enjoy more festivals this year.

We have may festivals here. We have Chocolate fest, Pride Fest, Irish fest, Polish Fest, German Fest, Festa Italiana (sp?), kid fest, Air shows, Asian Moon, Bastille Days, Strawberry fest, Greek Fest, Canberry fest, harvest fest, church festivals, state fair, county fairs and so forth. I don't go to very many if any at all. We simply don't have the money to spare to go between food and gas and any enterance fee's we just can't afford it.

We also have flower festival here. It is being celebrated every February of the year. I haven't gone there but I hope I can see it next year. My work keeps me from having longer vacations and out of town trips that's why.

Wow that's a great festival. In our city we have Dinagyang Festival. It's actually a religious festival in honor of the kid Jesus. There's a dancing competition, but it's not an ordinary dance. Dance at the sound of the drumbeat, not ordinary clothes too. AFter the competition, we have dancing on the street and people party.

The flower festival is really great, expecially that they have some activities for people to take part in, it must be very interesting! They even have some contents for kids? In my living place, we have a chrysanthemum show every year. We can see chrysanthemum everywhere, in the street, in the park, in the square... anywhere. But it's a pity that there are no fairytales or plays for children.

My end also there is festival and carnival season here. There is gonna be Bonderam which is the name of the carnival and it is on 25th of this month. It go there because my house is close to where is happens. all cars and bikes park in front of our house. And this year we are making our house open to the people and we will be selling snacks and food. There will be floats and dances and it is a competition. Our area won from last 2 years. I wish we win again this year. Later than it will be open dance and the DJ will be playing. This is for one day only. My home town in Fiji is also having friendly North festival now. My Dad called yesterday and was telling so. This is for one week. All kinds of rides will be there and beauty pageant also from different companies. It is amazing. last time on 2009 when I was at home, we had kept a stall to sell BBQ. We have a blast. My 2 brothers and their wives. Oh My God what a time we had. I miss that. This time my dad is alone there and he could not do anything alone. In the city we have flower shows. My aunty goes to buy all different kinds of flowers. I have not yet been to a flower festival. I wish I could because I love flowers and plants. I love gardening. Thanks for coming up with wonderful discussion and have a wonderful day ahead.

That's a good thing to hear, our country has a lot of festivities. Every town has their own festivals. In my hometown, we do have "flower festival" or "Penagbenga". You can try to travel here in the summer capital of the Philippines, it falls on February annually.