Also very nice was "A Novel Idea," the creation of Olympic Landscape and Irrigation. It is my understanding that they have, for many years now, put together a garden for this show. There is no show garden competition in the Tacoma Home and Garden Show so it was great to see some gardens and vignettes at the show.
The pink/purple on the leucothoe leaves echoes that of the phormium.
I'd not seen the name of the garden and couldn't figure out why books were hanging from the trees.
Interesting to be sure but I wondered why one would a) do this to a book and b) place it outside where it would certainly not last long.
Garden furniture and décor are from Summer House.
Another book taking flight.
Fountain by Tom Torrens Sculpture Design.
Am I the only one who wants to pick up the books? Maybe it's because we're in the Pacific Northwest in the middle of the rain festival (October 1 - July 5.)
Viburnum "Pink Dawn" adding its fragrance to that of sarcococca (not pictured.)
Turning around, there were some folks discussing plans for their own landscape design.