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
9th Annual Garden Tour
Saturday May 17, 2008 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday May 18, 2008 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
$15 in advance / $20 at the door
An Evening in the Garden
Patrons
Party - Dinner! Silent Auction! Live Music!
Thursday May 15, 2008
7pm to 10pm at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Denis O’Day
1206 Nichol Lane
Nashville, TN 37205
Reservations for An Evening in the Garden required by Friday, May 9
$125 / person ($225 / couple)
We need volunteers! Click here for more information.
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.
* No Shuttles will be provided for the tour this year. For more information, call 298-2273
| Our Gracious 2008 Down the Garden Path Hosts | |
Allen DeCuyper and Stephen Sirls Shade and sun borders, a vegetable garden, and a greenhouse are just a few of the highlights of this sweeping garden designed by landscape architect Stephen Sirls to complement his historic 1810 home. |
Lisa Silver and Robert Dendy Peace and serenity abound in Robert Dendy and Lisa Silver's Japanese inspired oasis, where tranquil simplicity prevails in the garden's many soothing shades of green. |
Dee and Jerry Doochin Brick terraces step gently down the Doochin's backyard to a swimming pool clad in stone and culminate in a striking rock garden and waterfall, but what makes this garden special is that it's almost completely handicapped accessible. |
Adele and Rick Stein This Frank Lloyd Wright inspired house and landscape feature many of the design cues that influenced America's greatest architect during his long career. |
Judy and Bob Fisher The Fisher's have a his and hers garden --- his passion is Japanese maples and hers is roses. Together they make a combination that is composed of quiet greens and soft burgundys in the front and a dazzling jewel box of color in the back. |
Wanda and George Tomlin Like a rustic mountain lodge nestled in a boulder-strewn evergreen landscape, the Tomlin home is a salute to conservation and to Wanda's Cherokee heritage. |
Libby and Ben Page As one of the area's most celebrated landscape architects, Ben Page puts just as much care and detail in his boxwood filled in-town garden as he does in the grand landscapes he designs for his clients. |
Julia and Alfred Stewart Just a few minutes from Green Hills, the entire family is involved in this 5-acre country garden loaded with charm. |
Waiver: I, by registering into this event, release for myself and anyone on my behalf, The Lupus Foundation of America, Mid-South Chapter, the garden hosts, the Cities of Belle Meade, Green Hills, Oak Hill and Forest Hills, all sponsors, and anyone or other organization involved in the event, their employees, agents or representatives, from all claims or liabilities of any kind or nature whatsoever arising out of my voluntary participation.
| 2008 Down the Garden Path Sponsors | |
| Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee | Davishire |
| Boult Cummings Conner & Berry PLC | The DeFrance Family |
| Draper Jewelers | Drs. Richard and Adele Stein |
| Sundek | Joni P. Werthan & Patricia W. Uhlmann |
| Civic Bank and Trust | Spheris, Inc. |
Remarkable Homes |
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View details from 2007 Down the Garden Path Tour