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BlissfulGarden Baton Rouge, LA Sep 05, 2009

I found this link via the British Clematis Society... but the garden has many different kinds of plants. Take a look... Sue, you will love the succulents in the Garden Art section... Zuzu, I'm sure you will love the way this garden reflects the pieces of artwork in its design. I'm sure everybody will find something to love! Here's the link (be sure to click the tabs to explore the garden plan, the garden art section, etc.):

http://kathybrownsgarden.homestead.com/

Enjoy!

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Zuzu Sebastopol, CA(Zone 9a) Sep 05, 2009

Thank you, Evey! What a wonderful garden and gardener. My favorite link is the Gallery of Garden Art, with the Mondrian "Boogie-Woogie Dance Floor," but the blog has some charming ideas for a Mad Hatter's Tea Party and that wonderful succulent-studded tennis racket. Almost every single link on the site has something different and inspiring.

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Calif_Sue Northern California, United States(Zone 9a) Sep 06, 2009

Oh man, I am heading out to dinner but took a quick look, some fun stuff there for sure! I will explore it more thoroughly later, thanks for the link Evey!

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motts1 south central, WI(Zone 5a) Sep 06, 2009

Wonderful site, thanks. I have it tagged for future ideas and enjoyment!

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BlissfulGarden Baton Rouge, LA Sep 06, 2009

Glad y'all are enjoying it! I was so surprised when I followed the link and started exploring. Normally, when you follow a link for a national garden for a certain type of plant, say a rose, all you see are that particular plant in row upon row. This was such a treat to find so many unique and fun twists in an all-encompassing garden. I'm certain I will be "borrowing" a few of Kathy Brown's ideas to adapt for my own garden!

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ge1836 Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a) Sep 06, 2009

great gardens

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pirl (Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a) Sep 06, 2009

Very nice. I love how she translated the art to her garden. Though I like Monet very much I would guess my gardens resemble more of Picasso's look.

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Zuzu Sebastopol, CA(Zone 9a) Sep 06, 2009

Oh, Pirl. You're so funny. Your gardens are more like the perfect ones on jigsaw puzzles.

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pirl (Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a) Sep 06, 2009

Only in the photos I post, Zuzu!

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JasperDale Long Beach, CA(Zone 10a) Sep 09, 2009

Very good link, Evey. Thanks for the referral. I like...I Like !

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Jiny Tokyo, Japan(Zone 10a) Sep 12, 2009

Oooh! some very nice ideas there, thanks for the link.
Saved to favorites!

Jon

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ge1836 Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a) Sep 12, 2009

nice

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