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This hanging sculpture is just one example of what you can do with artistic elements in the garden. Sculptures can be made of almost any material, but metal is popular because of its propensity to rust and grow more attractive through prolonged exposure to weather. This particular piece could as easily be nestled into a garden bed or perched atop a small pedestal among containers. Magical Garden has some unusual copper spirals with prisms that would be a delightful accent in even the smallest garden.
Gates are a wonderful feature to add to any patio, deck or larger garden space. They can be functional as well as decorative and can range from a plain wooden door to the most intricate wrought-iron creation, reminiscent of a grand European villa. They can be solid and private or open and inviting. Get some inspiration at Iron Accents. Gates are such a charming feature in a garden, consider adding one even if it leads to nowhere! This is a lovely illustration of how a whimsical ornament can complement most gardens. This garden ball is appealing because of its colors and textures and it will stand out as an eye-catching focal point against the plant material. It certainly gives you a sense of the playful soul who gardens here! Don’t be afraid to try different ornaments and features to see what appeals to you and what complements your garden’s style. You will be adding beauty, enhancing the existing personality of your garden and creating something that is uniquely you. This article is part of the Suite101 "Container Gardening" topic area. For the other Suite101 articles and discussion forums on Container Gardening, see the Welcome Page on Suite101. Go To Page: 1 2
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