4004 Hillsboro Road
Suite 216-B
Nashville, TN 37215
877-865-8787 : phone
615-298-2273 : phone
615- 292-0520 : fax
info@lupusmidsouth.org
Down the Garden Path
10th Annual Garden Tour
Saturday May 16, 2009 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday May 17, 2009 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
$15 in advance / $20 at the door
An Evening in the Garden
Preview
Party - Dinner! Silent Auction! Live Music!
Friday May 15, 2009
7pm to 10pm at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Smith
Reservations for An Evening in the Garden required by Friday, May 8th
$75 / person through May 8th, $125 / person after May 8th
Advance Tickets - $15
1. Click here to purchase tickets online
2. Purchase advance tickets at the following Nashville garden centers:
- Creekside Garden Center and Landscaping
- Hewitt Garden and Design Center
- Flower Mart
- Gardens of Babylon
- Moore & Moore West Garden Center
3. Or contact the LFAM office at
615-298-2273 or info@lupusmidsouth.org
Day of Event Tickets - $20
Tickets will also be sold on the day of the event for $20 with maps at the Registration Tent at the corner of Honeywood Avenue and Belle Meade Boulevard near Immanuel Baptist Church in Belle Meade.
* Shuttles will be provided for Belle Meade gardens only. For more information, call 298-2273
| Our Gracious 2009 Down the Garden Path Hosts - Download printable PDF | |
Christ Church Cathedral Like they are reaching for heaven, the distinctive vertical plantings surrounding this majestic downtown church were designed by Ben Page to honor his parents, Ben Sr. and Florence Page. |
Beth and Chuck Flood The Floods have polished this 100-year-old mustard yellow Sears house into a Richland gem with gardens of outstanding plants tucked into nooks an crannies all around this urban lot. |
Cindy and Brad MacLean This 4-year-old corner garden with its classic, cool green and white summer color scheme includes another classic feature --- four square rhythmic raised stone beds filled with luscious vegetables, annuals and herbs set off with an urn in the center. |
Christine and Larry DeFrance Walking into the DeFrance’s magnificent courtyard with its sparkling swimming pool and carefully placed plants, is like walking into a jewel box of blooms and light and seamlessly blends the house with the garden. |
Vanderbilt Chancellor’s Home The garden adjacent to this elegant Greek revival home features graceful classic plants appropriate to its 1915-era architecture and a wonderful surprise-filled tropical border that adds some jazz to this quiet landscape. |
Lisa and John Campbell The pastel-themed pool borders, overflowing pots of lavender, pink and blue flowers crowned by a spectacular New Dawn rose trained on the screened porch make this perfectly groomed garden a show-stopper. |
Robin and Richard Patton The magnificent grounds that surround the Pattons’ rose-draped house are composed of a series of garden rooms including a perennial garden, a small fruit orchard, a hydrangea garden and a vegetable garden. |
Woodmere This historic house, built around 1900, is set on 7 idyllic acres of woods and gardens features a fountain, koi pond, flowering shrubs and many beautiful trees and surrounded by horse farms. |
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