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Fota House to host ISNA Plant Fair – Sunday 18th September 2016
On Sunday, 18th September 2016, Fota House will host the Irish Specialist Nursery Association Plant Fair.
The ISNA was established to represent the smaller, specialised nurseries in Ireland. These nurseries offer a wide variety of plants, services and advice. Most of the stock that they produce is propagated by themselves or sourced from other artisan producers. They offer a large selection of plants ranging from the more common species to the rare and obscure cultivars not normally found in the bigger retail outlets in Ireland.
The Fair will run from 11.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. and catering facilities will be available in Fota House and on site throughout the day.
Admission €5.00 including Car Parking.
Conducted tours of the newly restored Frameyard at Fota House will be available during the afternoon.
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