A lobster arch
A close-up
A succulent fountain...
...complete with crocs
A musical rebar fence
Drums-turned-plantersIf you go to the show, don't leave without attending one or more of the seminars. They present a great opportunity to hear and see new ideas from all kinds of garden pros.
Thank you so much for posting about this. I talked about going back in January, and totally forgot. I can't wait to go to my first gardening show this weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the avant gardens! It seems like the one chance for designers to do something more artful, but I guess the economy is doing some talking this year. Can't wait to see it all! Thanks for the sneak peek!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. We cannot wait to check it out on Saturday. Matti
ReplyDeleteWhere can I get a lobster like that;) The gates made of rebar were wonderful...wish I could be there in person (big sigh). What will the animal rights groups say about croc heads in the garden?
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This is wonderful, a garden underwater is something we do not see everyday! ;)
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This is beautiful! I have no idea it existed and I am so glad you took such wonderful pictures!
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