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Garden Photo of the Day

Garden Photo of the Day


READER PHOTO! Mirrorstone

comments (2) July 6th, 2010 in blogs

mgervais Michelle Gervais, Associate Editor
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Today's photo is from  Sally Muspratt in West Roxbury, Massachusetts. She says, "I designed this garden to create beautiful reflections in "Mirrorstone," Adam Frelin's simple stainless steel column. It sits on a mossy mound surrounded by a rectangular pool of blue-green Canadian ginger and lacy maiden hair fern. The shape of the sculpture is repeated in the adjoining terrace. This tiny garden  (60' x 30') requires very little care, but its strong concept based on the form of the sculpture creates a magical retreat." Thanks, Sally, for sharing this with us!

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posted in: ornaments, Massachusetts

Comments (2)

jchaycraft writes: Gorgeous. You don't get to see enough modern and minimal sculpture in the garden. Posted: 12:20 am on July 11th
pacificNWgardner writes: Beautiful! Love the simplicity. thanks. Posted: 10:55 am on July 6th
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