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I'VE JUST STARTED ADDING PHOTOS AND NOTES

.. MARCH 7th

...It was a great show...Brilliant in fact!

The theme of this years show is
"The Legends of Ireland"

I was suitably impressed with the quality of the plants and the design. Unfortunately, my camera ran low on batteries and I had to be a little conservative with my shooting!
The day starts out early ...Here Larry the producer gets the equipment ready. We try and get to the show by 7am so we have plenty of time to shot the wide shots before the crowds rush in,
Simple plantings really can be special. Here some white Irish daffodils poke through the floor of a woodland garden. The large tree trunks are in fact painted canvas.
Tradition Irish patterns were found in all kinds of plantings and decorations.
I must admit I absolutely adore simple combinations. Here the powder blue of the hosta is nicely contrasted with the chartreuse green of the ground cover.
What Irish garden wouldn't be complete without some garden fairies?
My favorite exhibit and best in show. The staddle stones look like giant fossilized toadstones. All in keeping with the lost hermitage feel.
The prize given to the above display. The multiflora rose cost over $1500 to force...It just shows what it takes to reach the winning standard!
This display was very interesting in that it was made entirely of commonly available plants. The design was what counted!
There is always plenty of good advice available at the show. Here is one poster from the people at Penn State.