Magical Garden - garden ornaments and sculptures

Wildflowers

These native wildflowers grow naturally in our woodland garden in Georgia. Like the wings of the dragonflies and the solid butterflies, the leaves of our copper wildflowers are fire-cut meaning that after the design is traced onto the copper, they are cut out of the sheet with a welding torch - actually melted out rather than cut out. This produces a unique effect.

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Trillium - The trillium that we find growing naturally in our garden is the Catesby's Trillium. It is a rare species growing only in the Southern Appalachians. Unlike most wildflowers, it takes six years for a trillium to flower. Each 10-12" plant has one flower and this flower can be pink or white. What is especially unusual about this flower is that it hangs down below the leaves - a special surprise for the observant visitor.

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Three fire-cut copper leaves each 4" x 6" surrounding the 1 1/2" bronze flower. 18" copper stake. Weatherproof and rust-free.

(from above)

(from below)

Jack-in-the-Pulpit - This native wildflower is recognized by the unique "Jack" standing erect in his pulpit. A green spathe forms the pulpit and curves over to provide a canopy. These aren't as rare as the trillium but always a pleasure to find.

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Five fire-cut copper leaves each 4" x 6" above the 6" tubular flower. 18" copper stake. Weatherproof and rust-free.

Coming soon!

Dogwood
Water Lily
Lily