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Wednesday, December 26, 2018

2019 Denver tidbit

I wish I could say this is my back yard, but... I'm not so lucky

A Cooper's Hawk just chillin' on a hot day
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Tuesday, December 18, 2018

Denver Fling teaser: Judy Seaborn's garden


A little piece of Judy Seaborn's back yard.


Colorado Rocky Mountain Blue columbines, the state flower, 
with some yellow columbines in the back.
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Monday, December 10, 2018

Another Denver Fling preview

2019 Fling garden: Is this adorable?



Extreme yard art. One of the first pieces you will see when you get to Denver!

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Thursday, November 29, 2018

Denver Fling teaser

One of the many private gardens you will enjoy at the Denver Fling!


Hotel room update: 

single or double: $219
triple: $244
quad: $269
Room fees do not include breakfast, but there will be an option to upgrade for an additional fee, to their Regency Club which includes breakfast and a 3-hour evening happy hour

Registration: 
We expect to open registration in early to mid-January.


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Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Denver Fling Preview – our award-winning botanic gardens

Photo credit: Denver Botanic Gardens
One of our stops on the Denver Fling 2019 will be the city's awesome Botanic Gardens. The American Public Gardens Association (APGA) recently awarded DBG the Award for Garden Excellence, beating out over 500 other APGA member institutions across the globe! 

 Denver Botanic Bardens Earns Bragging Rights with Top Gardening Award

 DBG is a 24-acre plant paradise that is home to more than 10,000 species of vegetation in 45 themed gardens. You won't want to miss it! And stay tuned for more peeks at what's coming.
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Wednesday, October 31, 2018

Mark your calendar for Denver Fling!

Mark your calendar for Denver Fling! 

June 13 - 16, 2019

More info coming soon, so stay tuned!


Denver Fling Planners

Judy Seaborn
Laura O'Connor
Jennifer Spainhower
April Shelhon
Leigh Pond

BloggersFling2019@gmail.com

Denver Fling Hotel: Hyatt Regency at the Convention Center, 650 15th Street. https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/colorado/hyatt-regency-denver-at-colorado-convention-center/dencc

This is where many will stay, and it is the pick-up and drop-off point for the daily tour buses. In the heart of downtown, it is surrounded by restaurants and shops, and is one block from the 16th Street Mall, a 1.25 mile long pedestrian mall with free shuttle buses that stop on every corner.

Our reserved room rate is $219.00/night. At registration time, you will have access to a Fling-rate code to use in order to secure the special rate.

Tour Schedule: We have an outline of the tour days as follows:
6/13: Reception in Denver
6/14: Loveland/Fort Collins/Windsor
6/15: Boulder/Niwot
6/16: Denver

Check the 2019 Fling page regularly for teasers!
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Monday, May 28, 2018

Souvenir book commemorates 10th anniversary of the Fling

Every blogger who attended Austin Garden Bloggers Fling this year received a 10th anniversary commemorative booklet. Conceived by Diana Kirby as a scrapbook-style souvenir book packed with photos and an evocative summary about each year's Fling, it showcases the bloggers and the gardens we've seen during 11 years of Flinging, from Austin in 2008 to the Capital Region in 2017. We hope you delight as much in the memories as we do!
For those who weren't able to attend this year, we're pleased to be able to share the souvenir booklet online as a pdf, which you're welcome to download for your own keepsake.

Here is the booklet's introduction, commemorating a decade of fun at Garden Bloggers Fling:

Garden Bloggers Fling has been bringing bloggers together since 2008, attracting garden lovers from across North America and Europe. But how is it that we've come to "Fling," meeting up for 3-1/2 days of garden touring, socializing, and networking in a new city every year for 10 years?

It began in April 2008 in Austin, where local bloggers met regularly to get to know each other beyond the anonymity of the internet. One of the bloggers, Pam Penick of Digging, got the crazy idea to invite all garden bloggers to Austin for a "Spring Fling" - a day to visit gardens, socialize, and talk about blogging. She and 3 other Austin bloggers began planning, and the Fling was born.

A sample page from the souvenir booklet
But would anybody come? Flying to a city where you knew someone only through their blog required a leap of faith. Remarkably, people leaped! That first Fling had 37 garden bloggers from 12 U.S. states. It was a hit!

Since then, the Fling has blossomed into a 3-1/2-day annual event that brings 75-100 bloggers together in a different city each year to enjoy private and public gardens, nursery shopping, an opening reception and banquet dinner, swag bags and raffle prizes given by generous sponsors, and, most importantly, the opportunity to meet fellow garden lovers who share that passion through blogging. Although we may hail from vastly different growing zones and have diverse gardening interests, the Fling brings us together.

This year marks the 10th anniversary of Garden Bloggers Fling, and so it seems fitting to return to Austin, where it all began, to "Fling" once again. This anniversary souvenir booklet celebrates our one-of-a-kind event and the many fond memories and lasting friendships made across 10 years of the Fling.

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Sunday, May 27, 2018

2018 Sponsor Directory is now online

We can't thank our 2018 sponsors enough for their support of Austin Fling! For their financial support and in-kind donations, sponsors received, in addition to other benefits, a listing and/or ad space in our sponsor directory. Each blogger who attended Austin Fling received a printed copy.

 And now the 2018 Sponsor Directory is online and viewable as a pdf. You'll find the link in our sidebar, and you can also click on it right here. Please enjoy perusing the gardener-friendly companies whose support helped us to put on our fun-filled event and keep costs low. If you like what you find, we hope you'll support them in return with likes, links, and shout-outs on your blog and other social media. 

 Correction: We regret that Proven Winners' ad was inadvertently left out of the directory. We apologize for this oversight. Please know that we greatly appreciate their support as well!
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Tuesday, May 8, 2018

Read all about Austin Fling 2018: Our blog posts

We love reading your posts about Austin Fling, and so do other bloggers, our tour's garden owners and sponsors, and the gardening public. To help us find your posts as you publish over the weeks and months ahead, please tag them on Facebook and Instagram with our hashtag #gbfling2018. Also, please share your blog links on our official Facebook page.

Here are the blog posts about Austin Fling, organized by date (May 3-6) and location (or "general," if covering multiple locations), that we've collected for your reading pleasure.


Pre-Fling and May 3 - Day 1



Callicarpa: Austin Public Library and Lady Bird Lake Hike and Bike Trail

 Rock Rose: A FLINGing good time

It's a Dry Heat: Thursday: Pre-Garden Bloggers Fling ’18

Alyse Lansing Garden Design: Austin Garden Tours: begin

Danger Garden: Who did it first?

Queen of the Dirt: Austin pre-Fling road trips… Antique Rose Emporium

Queen of the Dirt: Austin pre-Fling road trips…Friendly Natives Nursery

Queen of the Dirt: Austin pre-Fling road trips… heading west

Rock-Oak-Deer: Garden Blogger's Fling 2018: Getting There

Rock-Oak-Deer: Garden Blogger's Fling Austin 2018: Still Getting There

Danger Garden: 2018 Garden Bloggers Fling — the opening bash at the downtown Austin Library

Callicarpa: A Warm Welcome and a Literary Scoundrel: Pre-Fling Austin




May 4 - Day 2

Through the Greenhouse Glass: Austin Garden Tours, Day One!

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

The Patient Gardener: Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Centre 


Tales from Awkward Hill: Wildflowers in Texas (believe it or not)

The Paintbox Garden: Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Chickadee Gardens: Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center: Garden Blogger's Fling, Austin

The Rainy Day Garden: Stormy Skies at The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Queen of the Dirt: Howdy from Austin…Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Dallas Garden Buzz: Garden Bloggers Fling Day 1 and Stop 1

Succulents and More: Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, Austin, TX (#gbfling2018)

Danger Garden: Wildflowers and showers, during the Austin GB Fling

Alyse Lansing Garden Inspiration Blog: Austin: Wildflower Center, part 1: wild and wooly

Commonweeder: Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Alyse Lansing Garden Inspiration Blog: Austin: Wildflower Center, part 2 - in sun


Diana Kirby Garden

Garden With Diana: Garden of Diana Kirby 

Rock-Oak-Deer: Rain Check at Diana's Garden

Danger Garden: Diana's Garden, a stop on the Austin Garden Bloggers Fling


The Natural Gardener

Chickadee Gardens: The Natural Gardener Nursery: Garden Blogger's Fling, Austin

Queen of the Dirt: Howdy from Austin…The Natural Gardener

Danger Garden: The Natural Gardener, a stop on the Austin Fling


Jenny Stocker Garden

Garden with Diana: Garden of Jenny Stocker

The Patient Gardener: A garden of inspiration

Rock Rose: Friday at the Fling

Plant + Shoot: SHOOT: how to use leading lines for better garden photos

A Growing Obsession: friday clippings 5/18/18

Ramblings from a Desert Garden: An English Garden with Texas Flair

Late to the Garden Party: Rock Rose in the Rain (Garden Bloggers' Fling)

Commonweeder: A Texas Garden with Rooms, Blooms – and Art

The Paintbox Garden: A Texas Garden with English Roots

Danger Garden: Visiting Jennifer's garden...during the Austin Fling

Succulents and More: England meets Texas: Jenny Stocker's walled garden (#gbfling2018)

Chickadee Gardens: Garden Blogger's Fling, Austin: A British Transplant in Texas

Toronto Gardens: England Meets Texas in the Rock Rose Garden


Mirador Garden

A Growing Obsession: multifaceted Mirador house, Austin TX

Succulents and More: Mirador Garden: steel and succulents in Austin, TX (#gbfling2018)

The Paintbox Garden: Mirador – Steel, Limestone & Design Panache in Austin

Chickadee Gardens: Garden Blogger's Fling, Austin: Mirador Garden

Danger Garden: The Mirador Garden, a stop on the Austin GB Fling

Sharing Nature's Garden: Contemporary, xeric garden showcased at Garden Bloggers Fling


May 5 - Day 3


Through the Greenhouse Glass: Austin Garden Tours, Day Two!


Pam Penick Garden

Danger Garden: The 2018 Austin GB Fling; Pam Penick's garden

My Northern Garden: Garden Your Garage

Garden with Diana: Garden of Pam Penick

Ramblings from a Desert Garden: A Shady, Colorful Garden Personifies The Uniqueness of Austin

Late to the Garden Party: Digging into Pam Penick's Garden (Garden Bloggers' Fling)

GardenBook: C'mon Lets Go Over to Pams' !! Garden Bloggers Fling 2018-Austin

The Paintbox Garden: Texas Rhapsody in Blue

Queen of the Dirt: Howdy from Austin…digging under the Death Star

Chickadee Gardens: Garden Blogger's Fling, Austin: The Garden of Pam Penick

Succulents and More: Visiting the garden of Austin, TX writer and blogger Pam Penick


Colleen Jamison Garden

Sign of the Times: Friday Bench: Along the Median Strip

The Paintbox Garden: Birds, Bling and Beguiling Brown

Chickadee Gardens: Garden Blogger's Fling, Austin: Jamison Garden

Danger Garden: The garden of Colleen Jamison, a stop on the 2018 Garden Bloggers Fling


B. Jane Garden

Ramblings from a Desert Garden: Vacation at Home: A Contemporary, Low-Maintenance Garden

The Paintbox Garden: Chic and Sleek in Austin

Danger Garden: B. Jane, a garden from the 2018 Garden Bloggers Fling

Chickadee Gardens: Garden Blogger's Fling, Austin: B. Jane Garden

B. Jane Gardens: Garden Bloggers Fling 2018

Toronto Gardens: Snow-Day Escape to a Contemporary Oasis in Austin, TX

Sharing Nature's Garden: Contemporary landscape creates comfort at Garden Bloggers Fling garden

Succulents and More: B. Jane Garden: small but sophisticated backyard resort


Donna and Mike Fowler Garden

Toronto Gardens: Recycled Glass Is a Garden Shrine to Sunshine

Chickadee Gardens: Garden Blogger's Fling, Austin: Donna Fowler

Danger Garden: The garden of Donna Fowler, from the 2018 GB Fling...


Tanglewild Gardens

Succulents and More: Tanglewild Gardens: Morocco meets Thailand in Texas

Late to the Garden Party: Tanglewild Gardens (2018 Garden Bloggers' Fling)

Danger Garden: Tanglewild, a stop on the Garden Bloggers Fling

Chickadee Gardens: An Austin Garden: Tanglewild


May 6 - Day 4


Gardening Turned Up to Eleven: Wednesday Vignettes - From the 2018 Austin Fling

Through the Greenhouse Glass: Austin Garden Tours - Day Three!

It's a Dry Heat: Sunday: Garden Bloggers Fling ’18


Lucinda Hutson Garden

Garden with Diana: Garden of Lucinda Hutson

Natural Gardening: A wonderful Fling

Red Dirt Ramblings: Lucinda Hutson's Garden

Cottage in the Court: Lucinda’s Garden – Love On Earth

Late to the Garden Party: Immersion in Lucinda Hutson's Joyous Spirit (Garden Bloggers' Fling)

Frau Zinnie: Whimsical elements complement author's paradise

Rock Rose: Lucinda's Garden

Commonweeder: Life is a Fiesta with Lucinda Hutson in Austin, Texas

The Paintbox Garden: La Casita Moradita de Tequila

Queen of the Dirt: Howdy from Austin…party at Lucinda’s

Danger Garden: Lucinda Hutson (¡VIVA TEQUILA!), a stop on the 2018 Garden Bloggers Fling

Art of Gardening: Awesome in Austin

Rock-Oak-Deer: A Daily Fiesta at La Casita Moradita

Succulents and More: A love letter to color, life, and tequila: the Austin, TX garden of Lucinda Hutson

Chickadee Gardens: Garden Blogger's Fling, Austin: Lucinda Hutson

Sharing Nature's Garden: Colorful cottage garden explodes with color and plants


Margie McClurg Garden

Danger Garden: The Margie McClurg garden, a stop on the 2018 Garden Bloggers Fling

Chickadee Gardens: An Austin Garden: Margie McClurg


Ruthie Burrus Garden

Succulents and More: Ruthie Burrus garden: Texas Hill Country hideaway with spectacular views

My Northern Garden: Gardening for Pollinators in a Big Way

Queen of the Dirt: Howdy from Austin…almost above the clouds

Late to the Garden Party: The View from Ruthie Burrus's Garden (2018 Garden Bloggers' Fling)

The Paintbox Garden: A Garden for Wildlife in Texas

Danger Garden: The Ruthie Burrus Garden, a stop on the 2018 Garden Bloggers Fling

Chickadee Gardens: An Elegant and Wild Austin Garden: Ruthie Burrus

Callicarpa: On a Clear Day: The Hilltop Garden of Ruthie Burrus



Zilker Botanical Garden & David Salman Talk

Red Dirt Ramblings: Why Do Gardens Matter?

Danger Garden: Zilker Botanical Garden, a stop on the 2018 Garden Bloggers Fling


Tait Moring Garden

Danger Garden:  The garden of Tait Moring, a stop on the 2018 Garden Bloggers Fling


Kirk Walden Garden

Succulents and More: Kirk Walden's garden: It's all about the view



General/Multiple Days






Piece of Eden: Flung!







Just a Girl with a Hammer: Bugs, booze, and brisket


Veg Plotting: Postcard from Texas




Succulents and More: Austin, TX gardens from M to Z






Dig, Grow, Compost, Blog: What Is It About Austin Gardens?

Piece of Eden: Fling 2018: People in Garden Pictures

The Patient Gardener: Austin – Tchotchke

Gardening in a Drought: Plant and Repeat

Ramblings from a Desert Garden: Garden Inspiration: Southwest Style


Sharing Nature's Garden: Bloggers celebrate 10th Anniversary of Garden Bloggers Fling

Southwest Gardening: Add Color, Save Water With Garden Art

Gardening Turned Up to Eleven: Austin Garden Bloggers Fling - Everything Overview

Gardening Turned Up to Eleven: What I learned: The Power of Consistent Mulch! 

Gardening Turned Up to Eleven: What I Learned - Planting Without Beds

Gardening Turned Up to Eleven: What I learned: Excellent Color Echos & Palettes

Gardening Turned Up to Eleven: What I Learned: Garden Art Done Austin-Style

Gardening Turned Up to Eleven: What I learned - Water in the Garden

Amateur Bot-Ann-Ist: May I continue? (May, 2018)

Sharing Nature's Garden: Tour of Austin Garden Bloggers Fling’s beautiful gardens

Fashion Plants: Austin Plants

Fashion Plants: Austin Light

Fashion Plants: Austin Water

Fashion Plants: Austin Pots

PlantPostings: Austin's Awesome Container Plantings



Sponsor Giveaways and Visits









 
 



 






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Monday, May 7, 2018

Thank You






















From the Garden Bloggers Fling Austin team - we thank you for coming to Austin to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Fling.  We loved showing you around Austin and our gardens, and we can't wait to see all your posts.

 Our group photo includes more bloggers than ever before at 92 participants, and we are delighted that so many of you joined us for this event.

 We also thank our many generous sponsors who made this great event possible.  

 From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.

 Diana Kirby
Pam Penick
Laura Wills
Sheryl Williams
Jennifer Brown
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Friday, April 27, 2018

Austin Fling FAQ

You've got questions? We've got answers! Austin Fling kicks off next Thursday, and as you put together your packing list we're here to answer your frequently asked questions plus offer a few tips you might not have thought to ask about.


Itinerary and Scheduling


What is the first thing to do for the Fling?
We encourage you to come pick up your swag bag and nametag in the hotel lobby (Courtyard Austin Downtown) on Thursday between 3 and 5 pm. The swag bags will contain the itinerary, so you'll have the daily schedule. Then from 5:15 to 5:30 pm, meet us in the lobby, and at 5:30 pm we'll walk together to the Welcome Party at Central Library. 

 What if I arrive too late to get my swag bag?
If you miss the swag-bag pickup at 3-5 pm on Thursday, you can get it after the Welcome Party ends by picking it up from organizer Pam Penick from 8:30-9 pm Thursday evening. Text her to let her know you'd like to pick it up -- and please provide your name so she knows who's texting. Her phone number will be provided in an email sent to all registered attendees later today. Please save that email for your reference.

I'm arriving on Thursday after the Welcome Party begins. Is it OK to come late? 
Yes! Come anytime between 6 and 8 pm. We'll be at the Central Public Library in the Special Event Center on the 1st Floor. Parking at the library is limited, so we recommend a ride-share, cab, or pedicab. Info about public transportation is here, under Getting Around Downtown.

 I won't arrive until Friday. How do I get my itinerary/nametag/swag bag? And what time do I catch the bus?
Check your email later today to see if you're signed up for Friday's early bus for the photography workshop (this was a limited-seat sign-up option when you registered) or if you're on the later bus. The early bus departs at 7:30 am on Friday (boards at 7:20 am). The later bus departs at 8:30 am (boards at 8:20 am). Pam will bring the unclaimed bags/nametags to the lobby from 7 to 8 am, so find her then.

I will be commuting to the hotel. Where and what time do I meet the tour bus?
Meet in the hotel lobby at least 15 minutes before the bus departure time. If you don't see a crowd in the lobby, check outside to see if the buses are loading. If you're a local and will be driving to the hotel each day, plan for Austin's traffic and allot plenty of time to get downtown and find parking. The hotel offers parking, but it's expensive and could perhaps be full. The bus departure times are:
Friday: 7:30 am for photo workshop (check your email to see if you're on the list); 8:30 am for everyone else
Saturday: 8:15 am
Sunday: 8:15 am
Boarding begins 10-15 minutes before departure. 

I want to do the photography workshop on Friday. Can I?
We're sending an email with the names of bloggers who signed up for the workshop. If you're not on it (spots are limited), we're sorry, but we can't add you. Don't worry though -- you'll see the Wildflower Center gardens too. The second bus will just arrive a little later. 

When is the group photo? I don't want to miss it!
We'll be taking our group photo on Friday morning at 9:10 am at the Wildflower Center. The photo workshop ends at 9 am, and the 2nd bus will be arriving around then, so we'll all meet in the main courtyard of the garden (between the gift shop and the tower) and take our group shot before we explore the gardens.

Social Media


 Do we have a hashtag?
#gbfling2018. We encourage you to use it for your Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter posts about the Fling.

Do you want my blog links about Austin Fling? 
Definitely! Please share your Fling-related blog links on our Facebook group or email them to us at our Fling email address. We will compile all the Austin Fling posts and publish them on our blog after the Fling.

Airport 


How far is the airport from our hotel?
10.5 miles. Please read our Getting to Austin post for more info about the airport and getting to the hotel.

How much time should I allow for picking up checked baggage when planning for Super Shuttle pick-up time?
We guesstimate it takes about 20 minutes from deplaning to getting your bag. Plan on 30 minutes to be safe.


What to Pack and Wear


What kind of clothes should I bring? 
Austin is a very casual city. Bring comfortable shoes for walking and whatever style of clothes you like to visit gardens in. For downtown dining, casual is still the norm, but some restaurants are a little dressier than others (call to find out). Even at these, a blouse and capris/pants/skirt or casual dress will be fine. We do like our air conditioning in the South, so if you get cold with the A/C blowing on you, bring layers.

 What will the weather be like?
Pretty nice, we hope! We're still a week away, so forecasts are subject to change, but it's looking like highs in the mid- to low 80s F (29.4 to 26.6 C), with a cool north breeze, and with surprisingly cool nighttime temps in the 50s and 60s F (13.3 to 19.4 C). There are chances of rain every day, so bring an umbrella or lightweight poncho, just in case. We tend to get brief rain showers rather than steady rain that lasts all day, so don't fret over rain chances. Cloudy skies will yield better light for photos anyway.

How much suitcase space do I need for swag, raffle winnings, or other items?
We recommend bringing an extra collapsible duffle in your suitcase. When you're packing to go home, you can put some of your clothes in the duffle to make room in your suitcase for the swag or raffle items. (Check in advance if you're allowed to bring an extra bag on the airplane.) Or, if you have time to find a shipping store, you can box up some items (or your clothes, if they're lighter) and ship them home.

 Will we have a chance to shop for plants? 
Yes, we'll be visiting two nurseries. If you like to buy plants when you travel, we suggest you pack a handful of Ziplock bags, newspaper and rubber bands, and plastic garbage bags for wrapping plants and packing them in your carry-on or suitcase. Read this post for more plant-packing tips.

 What else should I bring?
Sunscreen and a hat, for sure. A portable phone charger is smart. Our buses should have regular outlets, so you might want to bring an adapter along. Camera supplies: extra battery, battery charger, plenty of SD memory cards, etc. A roomy camera bag, backpack, or crossbody for carrying your camera, a water bottle, snacks (we'll have snacks on the bus), and any other essentials. Bug repellent if you're sensitive to mosquitoes, although we don't expect this to be an issue for most. We've had a couple questions about ticks. They are not as common here as in other parts of the country, and in the manicured gardens we'll be touring, they are unlikely to be encountered.

Don't forget your old Fling souvenir buttons, if you've attended past Flings and want to show off your collection on your nametag wallet. Also, this is a great opportunity to network with other garden writers, so bring business cards with your contact info, if you like.


Eating and Drinking

  
What are our breakfast options? 
There's a Starbucks located in the hotel, which opens at 6 am every day. Check our restaurant listing for other breakfast options within walking distance of the hotel.

 Do I need to make any dinner plans on my own?
Yes, Friday night is dinner-on-your-own. We return to the hotel at 5:15 pm that day. Check our restaurant listing for dinner options within walking distance of the hotel. Feel free to post on our Facebook group if you're looking for dining partners; there will be others who don't have plans, so just ask!

 Do I need to bring snacks?
We'll have packaged snacks on the buses each day.

Will there be toilets on the bus?
Yes. There will also be restrooms available at the public gardens and nurseries and, for emergencies, a few of the private gardens.

Are alcoholic beverages being served anywhere?
Yes, we'll have a cash bar at the banquet dinner on Saturday and an open bar at the BBQ Bash on Sunday with two signature tequila cocktails and white wine available.
Photo: Peter17 via Wikimedia Commons

I want to go batty!


How can I see the famous bat colony in downtown Austin?
By land, bridge, or water! Austin's urban bat colony lives in the cracks under the Congress Avenue Bridge. They emerge nightly to hunt for moths and other bugs, but some nights are better than others. If it's cool or rainy, they may hunker down and emerge late or sporadically. If it's warm and clear, they may emerge just before sunset in a crowd-pleasing swarm. You can watch them from the west-side sidewalk on Congress Avenue Bridge, or on the Hike and Bike Trail below the bridge, or from a bat-watching cruise on Lady Bird Lake. Find more info here.


What else have I forgotten to ask?


We hope we've answered most of your questions already with our earlier post, Everything You Need to Know for Austin Fling. But if not, just email us and ask. 

 We can't wait to see you all next week!
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