When I started this garden tour on Monday I promised a post full of fun photos today; we begin with a bit of perfectly placed garden art. Of course what I loved best is her mossy wig.![]()
Chairs fit for a hosta kingdom.
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Oh the patterns on that foliage!
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Somewhere along the line I read what those red cubes were in their previous life, but of course now I can't remember. Something from a department store?
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Notice anything a little "disturbing" about one of the chairs?
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It has arms!
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I wonder if he realizes he left them behind?
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Oh, there's somebody else over there...
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She's garden party ready.
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Her date and his under-dressed friend?
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Ike? No, Mike!
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I love seeing a gardener's pot stash, well...make that a container stash...
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These interesting pieces were piled outside the door to the creative studio on the property...
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Which was open during the Study Weekend event; we were allowed to walk through this abundance of cool things...
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Yes Ram Studio is the name.
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Making things out of things is the game. There appears to be a great deal of collecting going on as well.
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Back out in the garden now. I shared this corner in Monday's post, but wanted to show a close up of...
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The tractor sprinklers! My grandparents had one of these, I didn't realize they were still available.
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Plough discs as roofs...
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I like the patterned backdrop behind the red glider.
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And I am wondering what use lies ahead for these items. They look like giant light fixtures, perhaps they'll be planters?
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