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Re: New Plants and Products?


Daryl - 
 
For me the "wow" was the hosta collectors and the hosta nursery we saw on  
the bonus tour. We can grow them here, but not half so lush and 
full-looking. 
 
Another "wow" for me (and many others) was the Indianapolis Museum of Art.  
We spent far too little time there and I need to go back to explore the 
whole  sculpture garden and the inside of the museum too!
 
Finally, I absolutely adore miniatures (gardens and dollhouses) so one of  
the new exhibitors who specializes in mini-garden kits was a real highlight 
for  me. Her company name is the "Miniature Garden Shoppe" -- see 
_www.MiniatureGardenShoppe.com_ (http://www.MiniatureGardenShoppe.com) .
 
I posted 3 photos albums from the tours so far at:  
facebook.com/WashingtonGardenerMagazine
I will add another 2 albums this  weekend. Those should give you some ideas 
and highlights.

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