Nashville Lawn and Garden Show – Part 1

I’m crazy busy. I wish I had time to tell you how much fun Blue and I had at the Nashville Lawn and Garden Show. I’ll try and give more details next week, but in the meantime, here are a few pics.

Blue's on the right, and I'm on the left.

This next picture is one of my favorite gardens. It was done by Doherty Landscaping. I’m amazed that they set up such elaborate gardens inside the fairgrounds and then start ripping them out as soon as the show is over.
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 The guys at The United Scapes of America said they had more people interested in this ‘Kingswood Torch’ coleus than their business. Sad for them, but what did they expect? The coleus was definitely a show-stealer. They were nice enough to let this plant ho take a little cutting from the back.

We loved these little birds at Living Stone’s exhibit. The tall one is a girl because she is wearing a necklace, and the other one is a boy because she has to tell him, “Hey bubba, my eyes are up here.” One of the guys working the booth said we were wrong. “They are both girls and the second one is staring at the gigantic nuts.” (The nuts are further down on the mantle, and I don’t think he meant for me to post that, but it’s a lot funnier than the joke someone told me. “Where do bees go to pee? … The B-P station.”)

The guys at Living Stone.