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The 2015 Spring Garden Schedule lists various garden-related events throughout Louisiana occurring from February to June, including: - A Capital Area Native Plant Society meeting in February and March, and garden shows in Baton Rouge, Madisonville, and Hammond in March. - Garden shows on the Northshore in Covington in March and in Lake Charles in late March. - A Cajun Prairie Habitat Preservation Society meeting in Eunice in early April and a garden expo in Alexandria in mid April. - Spring plant sales in Baton Rouge and New Orleans in mid April. - Wetland plant and plant identification workshops from April to June hosted by Native Ventures.
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