Posted on May 27, 2020 By Michael Griffiths
Over the past 8 weeks, I have had the opportunity, enough time and the will to complete the landscaping of my garden after more than two years of trying. To add interest I carved a few pieces of garden art: garden shed sunflowers and garden fence poppy.
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Love the sunflowers!
They are originals, blooming through four seasons for many years to come. 🙂
Nice, and what fun additions to your garden space.
Thanks, Ellen. Yes, they do brighten the garden and are more satisfying having carved them myself. 🙂
So lovely to see!
I’m glad you like it, Anne.
Will you take them down in winter to preserve seasonality?
No, Tom. They stay up until they rot.
Beautiful!
Thank you. I am carving a wooden toadstool this very minute. 🙂
It’s beautiful!
Thank you.