Ok kids..there is great information and plenty of visual distraction coming up at these happenings. Wander the halls of the garden shows for inspiration, information, and networking, learn more about the life cycle of glass and recycling, learn about vegetable and flower gardening from folks gardening ala 1800s Nashville. It's all here - - -
The Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville February 11-13
http://www.antiquesandgardenshow.com/home.php
Nashville Lawn and Garden Show March 4-7
http://www.nashvillelawnandgardenshow.com/
Four days for $15, unbeatable price! And a coupon on the website.
"Message in a Bottle" Recycling Bottles into Art and Hope, an exhibit and public art event by Tina Ahyoka March 6 and ongoing
http://blendstudio.wordpress.com/exhibits/message-in-a-bottle/
Tina Ahyoka is creating a community based participatory art project. It starts with a gallery talk. Then you help create the work of art (made from reclaimed glass), which, when finished will be a permanent sculpture at Long Hunter State Park
Free
March 6- April 30
A series of short classes on flower and vegetable gardening presented by the gardeners of the historic Grassmere Croft house, located at the the Nashville Zoo. http://www.nashvillezoo.org/visitor_home_gardens.asp is the Nashville Zoo website with some general information about the historic gardens at Grassmere, which are maintained by the Davidson County Master Gardeners
http://www.dcmg.org/custpage.cfm/frm/18003/sec_id/18003/news_id/12687 is the current schedule of topics and classes for 2010. (note that the Zoo website shows 2009 class dates, as of today's posting)
Included in cost of admission to the Zoo
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