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2015 Northwest Flower and garden Show, February 11-15. Please visit the APLD display garden entitled 'Over The Moon', at the Northwest Flower and Garden Show this month starting on February 11-15th. Chartreuse Landscape Design's Lisa Bauer has created her second display garden for the show featuring a giant full moon, great horned owls, ornate Garden Pavilion (from Scandinavian Pavilion Gardens), round water feature, patio and a full color palette of moon inspired plants. Edmonds Community College News.

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a few mentions « bliss

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Thanks so much to the Houzz community for including Bliss in the Best of Houzz 2014 for Design! Houzz is wonderful and very addictive! I could spend hours looking at gorgeous homes and gardens. Another big thank you to Carolyn Mullet of Garden Design by Carolyn Mullet, for highlighting a Bliss garden on her well loved Facebook page of gardens and all things gardening – https:/ www.facebook.com/media/set/? Set=a652392094802450.1073742538.174456635929334&type=3. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.

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NW F&G 2014 « bliss

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Pot Inc’s superior display. I heard at our local market that the wait time for walk-ons was 2-boats! Considering that each boat holds 2,500 people and I was not wearing any Seahawks gear, I guess I made the right call. Also found an interesting reclaimed metal piece by artist Steve Farris. Note how strips of steel have been bent to form the urn shape and welded. You can faintly see the weld joints down the middle. Unique. If you have not stopped by the show yet, it will be on all day Saturday and Sunday&...

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About Bliss « bliss

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Garden designer Tish Treherne is best known for her unexpected plant combinations and use of foliage to create all season gardens with a naturalistic feel. Taking design direction from the surrounding landscape and architecture, she works in both traditional and contemporary styles. Her work has been featured in Sunset, West Sound Home and Garden, Northwest Home, Seattle Times Pacific Northwest Magazine and on Sunset.com. For more information, see www.blissgardendesign.com. Loved the story about the owls!

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beautiful book « bliss

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Be sure to check it out. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Sunset is the bible for many of us. Congrats on keeping such good company. They are the best, and this book is really quite lovely. Super nice people too – everyone I have ever talked to or worked with at Sunset. Hey, I know it’s spring (or at least I hope spring has arrived in your corner) and your busy season, but I’m missing your beautiful project photos! I hope all is well. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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checking in « bliss

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A few photos of the garden (before the deluge! This entry was posted in Uncategorized. This plant rocks →. You conitinue to inspire me with my gardening efforts. But tell me the secret to getting California poppies to grow here. Try as I might, I’ve got nothing to show for my efforts. I think the key is sunny, hot and dry, like their natural environment in the sunny CA hills…I can’t keep mine from seeding everywhere, but I like them so I put up with it. Good luck! Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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this plant rocks « bliss

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A few shots of Geum ‘Totally Tangerine’ – last one is obviously a ploy just to post a picture of my cute dog, Owen. This entry was posted in garden design. And tagged bainbridge island. Berberis thunbergii 'Royal Burgundy'. The list →. First, Owen is a cutie. Second, I just read about Geum in Hort. magazine! Nice timing. It is beautiful. Alas, they do not grow in shade… I’m beginning to understand more clearly why you guys moved from your *gorgeous* woodland house into more light. Where do I find it?