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2012 Stroll!

The 2012 Stroll is here!
Kick-off 10:30 am at Hall Fletcher School, 60 Ridgelawn Rd.
(maps available there until 4:00)
See you in the gardens!
Contact wagardenstroll@gmail.com
Facebook page

We can do these events because of the kind support from many West Asheville businesses, a small platoon of willing and capable volunteers and most importantly because of the generous spirits of your neighbors, happy gardeners in West Asheville willing to share their gardens with others.  Thank you!

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Thank you 2012 Sponsors!

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Principal Sponsors

The Center for Holistic Health
Greenlife
Wholesale Glass & Mirror
West Asheville Business Association
Asheville Greenworks
Friends of the West Asheville Library

BB Barnes
iodesign.net
The Blue Ribbon
Mountain Valley Spring Water
The Walk
West Asheville Real Estate
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Supporting Sponsors

Bari Salon
Burgermeisters
Flora
Harvest Records
Hops & Vines
Hot Stuff Tattoo
Jesse Israel & Sons
Kitsch Fabric and Craft
Small Terrain
Universal Joint
Waking Life Espresso
Wedge Brewing Company
West End Bakery

Scenes from WAGS 2010 – Real Gardeners Love Rain

bairdsAnd a little drizzle did not prevent a great turnout for the second annual West Asheville Garden Stroll. If you missed this chance to be inspired by your neighbor’s garden in person, here is your chance in photos – click on this link.

Many, many thanks to all of you who made the second annual West Asheville Garden Stroll (WAGS) such a success!  On a blessed rainy Saturday in September of 2010, many visitors from near and far enjoyed the gardens and celebrated West Asheville’s passion for gardening and connection!

Is this garden tour appropriate for children?

Children are very welcome in our West Asheville gardens!  As a matter of fact, one of our goals is to inspire and enable parents and kids to get involved in gardening, both in community endeavors and at home.

We ask that children be supervised in the gardens, for their own safety and with respect to the home owners.  Please be especially aware of your children around ponds, garden art made of hard materials, walls and slopes.