They must have been selling the stalls pretty cheap if that many tacky venders were there.
The theme this year was "Sustainable Gardens", and the country garden above, and the Indonesian garden below used green techniques (although I couldn't tell what they were) to showcase their glory.
I was especially impressed by the one that included a vertical wall of grass. Pretty amazing. They told me the grass is grown horizontally for about 4 months, then it can live on its' own vertically, attached to a wall.
Anyway, the garden exhibits were lovely, as always:
The theme this year was "Sustainable Gardens", and the country garden above, and the Indonesian garden below used green techniques (although I couldn't tell what they were) to showcase their glory.
I was especially impressed by the one that included a vertical wall of grass. Pretty amazing. They told me the grass is grown horizontally for about 4 months, then it can live on its' own vertically, attached to a wall. 
The only thing I purchased was a wall hanging with 32 real butterflies, arranged on a piece of glass to look as if they were soaring upward. It was covered with another piece of glass and framed in light-colored wood.
It looks very nice in my dining room.
3 comments:
Gorgeous. Hey, did I hear right that this is the last year for the show? Say it ain't so!
Well, the show may live again, but it will have to be with another producer. The guy who has been putting it on for the last 15 years is hanging up his rake.
Lisa, it's fun to watch you gather the butterflies. You're becoming a bit of collector! Don't you have butterflies under glass at your house?
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