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Northwest Garden Show - Post 4: Container Gardens

As I was looking through my photos of the Northwest Flower and Garden Show, I noticed I had many fabulous shots of container gardens. Here is a little montage of what I saw...


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NWshow6 Yes...Those are wig heads that they carved out and planted. Strange...but effective.

There were several little girls huddled around this display - fascinated. I think they were trying to figure out how they could do this at home.

Posted on March 08, 2009 in Latest Dirt/Garden News |

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Teresa

I'm both fascinated and creeped out by the face planter! *giggling* at the hair-like plant they put in that giant head.

Posted by: Teresa | March 08, 2009 at 06:36 PM

Theresa Loe/LivingHomegrown

You know...everyone was a little creeped out by the face planter heads. But they made us smile and I think that was the point. LOL

Posted by: Theresa Loe/LivingHomegrown | March 09, 2009 at 04:32 AM

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