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A gardeny spot to enjoy a bite

comments (5) August 17th, 2011 in blogs

Michelle Gervais, Associate Editor

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While in Pennsylvania a couple of weeks ago, our new assistant editor, Tony, and I had a chance to stop in at Terrain, the nursery run by the same stylish folks as Anthropologie and Urban Outfitters. While I couldn't afford a thing (for example....), I had TONS of fun just walking around, taking in all of the imaginative displays and mouthwatering antique garden relics. There's a cafe at Terrain, too, and it's way hip. There's indoor seating, but I think I'd prefer this outdoor spot, with its washtub water garden and watering can tabletop display. So garden-y and beautiful.

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GreenGrowler writes: The water feature is amazing, as are the chairs. I feel you, Michelle, with your comment about not being able to afford anything..... $49 for a set of 4 drink coasters?? Marked down from $78?? REALLY? Obviously, this store caters to the wealthy. The store's items are unique and beautiful, but the prices are ridiculous. Posted: 9:35 am on August 18th

gloie writes: Bowood Farms, Central West End, St. Louis.

Beautiful shop, cats (real ones), rooftop garden, restaurant, plants.

Your gonna love it! Posted: 9:03 pm on August 17th

Puppytrainer writes: If you like this visit Bittersweet Farms in Salem, NJ! Even better! Posted: 12:47 pm on August 17th

petuniababi writes: This is so serene looking!!Everything goes together perfectly. Posted: 10:43 am on August 17th

Deanneart writes: Oh so creative! love those chartreuse chairs! and that water feature is wonderful. Posted: 5:17 am on August 17th

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Welcome to the Fine Gardening GARDEN PHOTO OF THE DAY blog!

Every weekday we post a new photo of a great garden, a spectacular plant, a stunning plant combination, or any number of other subjects. Think of it as your morning jolt of green.

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