Nestled in amongst the plantings at the gardens
was this "Fungus Tree"
by ceramic artist Alexis Doiron
Surely this one would have been called a cabbage flower.
My favourite was "Adam and Eve in the Gardens of Annapolis Royal"
by Dawn McNutt
But really nothing can beat Mother Nature and her burls!
No time for stitching with a house full of visitors.
I snatch time to post but apologies for not responding to your much appreciated comments.
We are off to cool down on the Fundy shore today.
Funny....last week I was snuggling in warm sweaters!
ooh, a living basket, how cool! - tho i don't usually use that term.
ReplyDeleteThe ceramic fungus tree was fun.
Say hi to all the visitors for me, and i was thinking today that 44 years is surely something to celebrate, congrats!
You've certainly been seeing some wonderful things!
ReplyDeleteLove this garden art -- its hard to improve upon nature but these have certainly done so. Have fun at the bay.
ReplyDeletejust love the art. enjoy your company.
ReplyDeleteCool stuff! I liked the cabbage flower one a LOT!
ReplyDeleteAnd the burl, so very womanly...
Have fun! What wonderful things you've shared...
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. Without the words, it would have been difficult to tell which was art and which was nature. Enjoy a bit of time off :-)
ReplyDeleteThe gardens were so inspiring, I now have a seasons pass and have signed up as a volunteer.
ReplyDeleteHello Penny, My name is Rita LaBarbera. For a fleeting moment I lived in Nova Scotia and attended one of the shows at the Annapolis Royal Gallery and you were the featured artist. I have never forgotten your presentation and have discovered your blog. I am still entranced by your work and inspired to continue my own work. Thank you.
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