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NSRI will be at the 94th Darling Wildflower Show from 16-18 Sept 2011The Darling Wildflower Show takes place annually over the third weekend in September at the Darling Club.Opens: Friday 16 September at 09:00Dates: 16, 17 and 18 September 2011Venue: The Sports Club in DarlingEntry: R25 per person R15 Pensioners (Friday only) R15 Children and Children under 12 free.The entrance fee includes entry to the landscaped hall and as well as a free ride on a tractor drawn wagon to see the Oude Post wetland that can only be seen during the show.A hall will be landscaped with Darling wildflowers, from the most fragile and rare to the ones easily found. Craft and fun stalls with goodies await you. There are also many and various food and refreshment stalls to cater for the inner man. This year your entrance ticket of only R25 includes a lazy tractor ride to a private vlei that is otherwise inaccessible to the public where you will be able to view some of the most spectacular flowers in situ.
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