Walter Reeves will be broadcasting live from the 14 Annual Georgia Home & Garden Show Stage on Saturday, February 12th from 6 am – 10 am at the Gwinnett Civic Center. We will have room for 45 people to come and sit in the audience while Walter does his show. He lets people interact with him and bring questions/dying plants and such with them. This is an invitation to 45 Master Gardeners to see Walter. You will then have free admission to the show too once it opens up at 10 am. Since space is limited, this offer is on a first come, first served basis. Please respond to marlene.gillman@gwinnettcounty.com or call Marlene at 678-377-4010 if you are interesting in being one of the guests to Walter’s show.
Invitation to see Walter Reeves at a live broadcast
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