My garden, 'The Pina Colada Garden' was a participant this year.
Below are a few photos taken during the tour.
Enjoy.
enter across the mosaic path
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past a grouping of pots
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The front foliage border
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With a stone sculpture by Suzanne Biaggi tucked into the border
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Around the corner, entering into the shade garden a simple fountain
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The back garden
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A small area in the dining area
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To the greenhouse
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Details along the way
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15 comments:
I love your leaf lady, with the shovel and the sunglasses! That is the coolest topiary ever.
It's looking great. Wish I'd seen it in person. The ceramics and the plant lady are terrific.
FABULOUS! So many wonderful details...I wish I could have been there. Hope you had fun and got lots of compliments.
Oh where do I begin! That succulent arrangement on the post in the last picture is so artsy, I love it! And your addiction to succulents has certainly pushed your vinettes to new hieghts. the water feature is charming and the pitchures look great in the pond behind the bowl. Love the way old man Atlas swoops down to meet the water. BB is looking really nice. How do you keep her head dress alive? and finally, gush, gush, gush, I must have that torquoise and chartreuse Pot head. Wish I could have been there, see you tihs summer...
Hi all !
Thanks for all the kind words.
Patrick, really looking forward to your visit this summer. We'll fire up the bar-b and pop a few corks !
What a delight to see the Pina Colada garden again! You have so many intriguing vignettes -- I'd never get through your garden without stopping to examine each one. Your topiary gardener is so much fun too!
Michelle,
your garden was wonderful as usual! Full of delightful surprises.
Thank you for opening it to the public!
Dilyara
Michelle,
I'm so happy that you post photos from your garden. Everybody can admire it, even if we are far away...
I'm in love with the blue head, it's my favorite pic !
Your agave attenuata is terrific too !
And your dog is really cute.
Oh, how I would love to meander through your garden paradise.
what a fantastic garden! such a playful spirit! thanks for the tour.
There is something so beautiful about cobalt blue containers in a garden, and I loved the ceramic head planters, and sculptural theme! There were some very talented gardeners behind those pictures.
Oh Be still my heart! I love your soulful corner of this world! Your art in your garden adds such drama!!
Darn, missed the tour this year! Too busy working in my own new garden in Sebastopol, gopher central! Nice to see your garden again, just a few changes I see.
HiI really love this site I regularly check it out.
I would love to know about any local group tours in San Fran and LA when I come over (from Sydney) in April 2012.
Franizon,
I'm hosting a garden group from Australia in 2012 via Alice's traveling blog " Tendrils".
Maybe she has some room ?
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