I would love to have this in my backyard. |
I love the orange pots with the blue doors. This design could actually be duplicated. |
Just add a good book and a glass of wine |
The garden show also included designs for balconies and other smaller urban settings |
I like the wall of plants and the overhead lights. |
Practical tips for raised-bed gardening too. These pallets are lined with burlap bags. |
Beauty everywhere we looked! |
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Vertical gardens have become popular in Sydney too...I'm aspiring to create one myself :-)
ReplyDeleteVertical gardens make sense, don't they? Especially if you have a small space.
DeleteI'd love to have an eye for this kind of thing. Gorgeous. I could try those rows of lights in the backyard, maybe! Here's Mine
ReplyDeleteI think those lights would look nice on my deck.
DeleteI'm so uncreative, which is a shame because I really like a nice garden, I just don't want to create one.... Looks like an interesting show though, one you could enjoy even if you had absolutely no intention of ever gardening yourself.
ReplyDeleteEvery spring I'm inspired to create a lush garden, but my plans rarely come to fruition. Seems like my allergies bloom along with everything else, and that takes some of the fun out of gardening.
DeleteI have a brown thumb, but I drool over lovely gardens like these. But perhaps some lovely "fake" stuff arranged beautifully would work for me...LOL.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...and here's MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST
I keep hoping to find a magical plant that requires no care -- no watering, no pruning, no fertilizing.
DeleteVery beautiful, delicious garden! Exquisite pictures! Happy Valentine's Day !!
ReplyDeleteThe gardening show was a visual delight (with delicious scents too).
DeleteLove that first pic- I would like to have that in my yard too!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be great to contact the person who created that and say, "I want you to build that in my backyard!"
DeleteI love all of these! I used to go the the garden show in Milwaukee when I lived there...so inspriational! Makes me wish to have a yard again! Laugh!
ReplyDeleteSometimes I wish I didn't have a yard! Those container gardens look appealing to me.
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