The Barbados Horticultural Society held its first post COVID event over the weekend and stakeholders were so eager to be a part of it that there was full attendance.
President of the BHS Susanne Ryan-Graham told Morning Report they were pleased to see so many returning.
The event also caught the interest of Chief Executive Officer of the Barbados Agricultural Society, who is very excited about the show’s return.
He also wants it extended to young people.
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