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READER PHOTOS! More fun from NYBG

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Photo/Illustration: Mary Sherwood

Mary Sherwood from Littleton, North Carolina, was inpired by yesterday’s post to send in these photos of the Chihuly exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden in 2006. Beautiful–thanks, Mary! We’ll feature another photo from Mary and NYBG tomorrow, day 3 in our week of FUN in the garden! I have a feeling this is quickly turning into TWO weeks of garden fun…woohoo! Got some photos of wild and whimsical features in your garden? Email me!

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Photo/Illustration: Mary Sherwood
Click here to enlarge this photo.
Photo/Illustration: Mary Sherwood
Click here to enlarge this photo.
Photo/Illustration: Mary Sherwood

 

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  1. kaygraves 11/23/2010

    Amazing - but what are they? What a kick off for a week of garden whimsy. I want this much fun in my garden!

  2. sheilaschultz 11/23/2010

    I saw a Chihuly exhibit at the Garfield Park Conservatory in Chicago a number of years ago... talk about whimsical! A second week of wild and wacky garden art is awesome. thanks M.

  3. MichelleGervais 11/23/2010

    kaygraves, check out the Wikipedia info on Dale Chihuly here:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dale_Chihuly

  4. arboretum 11/23/2010

    OHHH, I am soo excited!Is this the coolest thing since sliced bread, or what?! whimsy is such fun; great idea! and mary, thanks so much for your excellent photos. the way you framed that jaw-dropping 'pitcher plant' like thing shows alot of skill!
    best,
    mindy
    http://www.cottonarboretum.com/
    a teaching website

  5. jocostello 11/24/2010

    Dale's work is beautiful, a bit expensive, but stunningly beautiful!

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