As much as we all love the drama and fantasy of the large show gardens, many of us feel more in touch with the small "City Living" spaces. During the preview on Tuesday, these too weren't yet entirely completed nor were there signs identifying the designers so today, I'll share views of these smaller gems with few words. Other bloggers will undoubtedly post more information about them and perhaps after I spend the day at the show today, I'll go back and add labels. For more information about the show, be sure to check out their website!
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I got to chat with the gentlemen working on this garden whose main idea was merging the garden and art. The trillium on the geodesic bench was made using three cardiocrinum leaves. Must try this myself!
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A package on the mat. In my neighborhood, packages, furniture, and anything not bolted down are routinely stolen from front porches. It's all about fantasy at the show, right?
Will I see you at the show today?
I got to chat with the gentlemen working on this garden whose main idea was merging the garden and art. The trillium on the geodesic bench was made using three cardiocrinum leaves. Must try this myself!
Creative front porch garden complete with door and
A package on the mat. In my neighborhood, packages, furniture, and anything not bolted down are routinely stolen from front porches. It's all about fantasy at the show, right?
Will I see you at the show today?