Now that The Hobbit movie has arrived in theatres, have a peep at this hobbity garden we visited with the 2010 Garden Writers Symposium. I wo

n’t give you much commentary, other than to say that the garden and buildings were designed from the ground up to be hobbit-friendly, and natural i

n both appearance and horticultural care. After you look at the pix, zip over to this article in the Dallas Morning News for more background.

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A sign in the vestibule of the main house warns you what to expect.

The owner collects faux bois pieces – here, as an inventive fountain.

As an aside here, if you’re interested in the art of faux bois, you might want to explore the website Faux Bois in Concrete. I don’t know if the faux bois artist Ronald R. Tucker of San Antonio provided any of these pieces, but his work is pretty outstanding. Apparently, Martha Stewart is a collector.

Faux bois seating for a second breakfast with Bilbo and friends.

A secret entrance for special friends. Like you.