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  1. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful photos! I love your eye for detail, so many little things that can go unnoticed. What a gorgeous show it was, I can't wait for next year! Cheers Julia

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    1. Julia, when I look at the other bloggers' pictures, I realize that I missed a lot!

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  2. Love your photos !!!
    I went to it for just a moment on Sunday afternoon. I quickly took a few photos and only saw a couple of the booths. Wish I could have spent the whole day. Really went to see the displays for some ideas for my yard. Had no idea there was so much there.

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    1. JC, I also missed a lot! We need to buy 2-days tickets!

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  3. I don't know what I like more the flowers or the cupcakes. Great intro to spring!

    Eileen

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    1. Eileen, those cupcakes are candles, can you believe it?

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  4. This looks like such a special treat! I would spend all my money on all those treasures, that's for sure ;)

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    1. Dear Gone Tropical, our economy would love you!

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  5. Great pictures! Your pictures turned out much better than mine. Plus I love how you showed more of what was for sale there. It was so much fun!

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    1. Catherine, there are so many pictures of the display gardens already published that I decided to look at the other side of the show. By the way, my display gardens pictures are not very good. The lighting there is not perfect for our cameras.

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  6. Beautiful pictures! That looks like an outstanding garden show! The cupcakes would be very hard to resist!

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    1. Robin, I was going to buy and eat a couple of them, but then, I realized they were candles!

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  7. Hi Tatyana, what a garden show! Thank you so much for letting me visiting it, too, through your blog post! I have never been to one of these big garden shows, but lately I am thinking I am missing out, if don't go at least once. Beside all the photos of the garden related stuff, I loved the cup cakes ;-). Looks like you had an awesome day!
    Christina

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    1. Christina, maybe, I needed to show more display gardens... This is mostly stuff for sale.

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  8. Amazing! I particularly like the first photograph. That tree seems as if it is reaching...so elegant and beautiful! Thanks for taking us on the tour.

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    1. The Sage Butterfly, it was one of my favorites!

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  9. woah, I can't get over those cupcakes!

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    1. Jess, they are candles with unbelievable smell! They look very realistic!

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  10. First rate photos Tatyana , you have achieved victory over the horrible lighting conditions at these shows. I'm inspired to try harder when I go to the SF garden show next month.

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    1. ks, thank you! I found out that my pictures taken without flash are better than those taken with flash.

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  11. So stunning... so wish I could be there!!!

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    1. Indie, are there any garden shows in your area?

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  12. I'm so glad you posted photos of the show. And what great photography! I was at the Northwest Show in Feb 1996, and I was awestruck from the moment I walked in.
    I have been to the San Francisco show twice, the first time when it had the same owners as the Northwest show and it was fabulous. The second time, a couple of years ago, with different owners and not quite as fabulous but still fun. I really enjoyed seeing your pictures...great job!

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    1. Thank you Dorothy! It's interesting what you said about the shows...

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  13. What a collection of plants & ornaments to feast the eyes and stretch the imagination to create in the garden.
    Thanks for sharing this.

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  14. Each scene has a special unique loveliness- a memory boost for my weekend..Thanks Sandy

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    1. Beati, the designers and the vendors did a very good job!

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  15. wonderful , wonderful , wonderful !!!

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  16. What a wonderful show and so many creative people.

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    1. Lona, I always leave this show inspired thanks to all those people!

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  17. What a fantastic vieuw from the show. A treasure to my eyes.
    Have a lovely weekend
    Marijke

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  18. Thanks for sharing all these great photos. I like the Black Mondo Grass with the white stones, nice contrast. Think my favorite booth is the one that looks like Dr. Seuss land. What fun.

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    1. Janet, those white stones are marble, as I remember. Do you mean colorful poles? Love them!

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  19. What a lot of great ideas and eye candy! The ones that really caught my attention were the natural garden forks and the CUPCAKES! There's a lot to study in your photos. Wish I could see those exhibits in person.

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    1. Deb, I love these items too. Do you know that the cupcakes are candles?

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  20. I enjoyed the tour. It gave me something to think about. Thank you for sharing.

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    1. Birds, Bees, Berries, and Blooms, we still have time for thinking before spring arrives!

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  21. I so needed to see those photos. Amazing shots, and living flowers...sigh. It's the middle of winter here, snow, and more snow...

    Thanks for making my day brighter.

    Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams

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  22. I couldn't go this year - but I'm so glad to live vicariously through your photos. Beautiful and inspiring

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  23. It's nice that there are still a few flower and garden shows that actually have flowers and gardens. Most of the ones I have been to recently were all about selling home improvement.

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  24. Sono foto stupende!!buon inizio settimana...ciao

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  25. A feast for the eyes on this Winter day Tatyana.

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  26. Some very imaginative displays. I'm going to nick the sempervivum/cyclamen planting in the shallow oval planater. Exquisite!

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