The Tacoma Home and Garden Show opened on Thursday and is open through Sunday. Unfortunately, this show has become more and more of a home show than a garden show. Fortunately, there is still plenty for gardeners to see and do, including some interesting-looking seminars. Today, let's visit the garden designed by Olympic Landscape and Irrigation, always present at this show.
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Speaking of art and plants, it was a delight to see the work of Shannon Buckner of Bent Productions (I'm assuming it's her work) featured in this garden.
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I meant to ask about the paving material which felt and looked a bit like asphalt but didn't feel as hard.
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If you're in the market for windows, decking, a hot tub, gutters, lotions, potions, and specialty food items, this is the place to be. There are more posts to come from the show including the always-impressive Marenakos Stone display, plant sale, artists, and vintage market! For more information about the show, look here.
Gabion wall and industrial water feature is lovely in it's simplicity.
Fantastic pairing of art with plants!
Speaking of art and plants, it was a delight to see the work of Shannon Buckner of Bent Productions (I'm assuming it's her work) featured in this garden.
I meant to ask about the paving material which felt and looked a bit like asphalt but didn't feel as hard.
Buckner's work really shines in a garden setting!
Thoughtful placement makes me appreciate Shannon's work even more.
Many thanks to Olympic for once again designing and erecting the entry garden at the THGS!
