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Check out the impressive 'Garden of Nuggets' display outside this Denver home

Graeme Nistler and his wife Megan Leddy wanted to show their appreciation for the Nuggets during this historic season.
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If you're driving through the Harvey Park neighborhood in Denver, it's hard to miss one particular house with an impressive Denver Nuggets display.

The Nistler house located on Lowell Boulevard is decked out with a large Nuggets sign and large basketballs displayed around it's front garden.

Homeowners Graeme Nistler and his wife, Megan Leddy, said they wanted to show their appreciation for the Nuggets during this historic season.

Leddy built the garden and the couple wanted to add a Nuggets display to it to celebrate that the team has made the NBA Finals for the first time in history.

"I actually tried out for the Denver Nuggets. I didn't make it, I'm 5'7" — 50 years old and a buck 30. They didn't want to hire me," said Nistler. "Instead of being on the team and going to the championship, I decided to do my own little garden of Nuggets, because I'm a huge Denver Nuggets fan," he said.

Nistler said the five large basketballs represent a player, adding that his favorite player is Aaron Gordon.

He said the display took about four hours to build.

"We kind of raised them so at night, it creates a little drop shadow, so that the illusion is that it's suspended in mid-air."

Nistler said his display has received a positive reaction from the community; people drive by and honk and stop by to admire it and take pictures.

"After we win it all, we're going to take it down after the parade," said Nistler.

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