I met a very wonderful lady at the SF Flower & Garden Show this week. Eugene, Oregon's Jayme (pretend the y is an i and pronounce it) Jenkins' blog - "Nest In Style" - has great design and product information for people whose garden and landscaping style swings toward the contemporary/hip side of the scale.
She posted this too-groovy-for-words YouTube video on the making of a garden show. Enjoy, then click your way around her blog. Tell her you came from Billy's blog.
Jayme and I will be guest blogging at each others sites. Stay tuned.
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Friday, March 20, 2009
Monday, March 16, 2009
Excited about the SF Flower & Garden Show
No time to write anything Pulitzer-worthy, so let me just say that I'll be driving up north for the San Francisco Flower and Garden Show on Wednesday and heading home Friday for a King Bee gig.
The show slipped south a bit to the San Mateo Event Center. I'm excited about this big show, especially because it's the last one (unless a new promoter wants to resurrect it). If you're going to be in the bay area, check out this link. Or if you find yourself with a free weekend, come on up.
I'll be posting some blog entries from up there, time permitting. New design ideas, new products, new people - ha cha cha!
Hey: Did I mention that I'm retiring from my 22 year job as city landscape architect for Santa Barbara? The SF show will be a great place to expand the ole network.
The show slipped south a bit to the San Mateo Event Center. I'm excited about this big show, especially because it's the last one (unless a new promoter wants to resurrect it). If you're going to be in the bay area, check out this link. Or if you find yourself with a free weekend, come on up.
I'll be posting some blog entries from up there, time permitting. New design ideas, new products, new people - ha cha cha!
Hey: Did I mention that I'm retiring from my 22 year job as city landscape architect for Santa Barbara? The SF show will be a great place to expand the ole network.
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