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Spring is in bloom in New Jersey

| 17 Mar 2014 | 02:41
    Natalie Burger of Branchville and Hidden Pastures Farm demonstrates with Latte' an English Angora Rabbit how to harvest the fibers and spin it into angora fleece.
    Natalie Burger of Branchville and Hidden Pastures Farm demonstrates with Latte' an English Angora Rabbit how to harvest the fibers and spin it into angora fleece.
    Potted plants.
    Potted plants.
    Zachary Bose of Lafayette plants a seedling at Springfest.
    Zachary Bose of Lafayette plants a seedling at Springfest.
    Nicki McManus of Wantage samples some gourmet jellies on a Ritz at Springfest.
    Nicki McManus of Wantage samples some gourmet jellies on a Ritz at Springfest.
    Flowers adorn a tree trunk.
    Flowers adorn a tree trunk.
    A unique garden display.
    A unique garden display.
    Scenes around Springfest 2014.
    Scenes around Springfest 2014.

AUGUSTA — The first day of Springfest was packed with visitors from all areas that are ready for spring to arrive. The festival was held at the Sussex County Fairgrounds in Augusta over this past weekend.

New products, blooming plants in an array of colors, waterfalls and landscapes offering ideas for locals to incorporate in their backyard projects this year.

— Photos by Gale Miko