Garden Art by ‘New Shoots’

‘Wild Wild Meadow’ is an interesting Artwork combining Garden photography, Digital art and top quality Giclee fine art reproduction.

This signed, limited edition of   ’17′ is available as a 20″ wide by 16″ deep box-framed, top quality fine art canvas ready to hang on your wall or give as a gift.

To place your order send your details and a cheque for £85 to New Shoots Garden Art 7 Fairfax Road Menston Ilkley LS29 6EW or place your order via the web with Digital Sunrise our Fine Art Supplier.

99% of the  photographs on our sister site Gardeners Tips are available for conversion into unique artworks. Please contact us for details.

Below is another unique one off artwork available in a similar format to our ‘Wild Wild Meadow’.

These works and many others are available to view at an interesting new Art Gallery Unit 7E, Old Station Mill, Cononley, Skipton, Yorkshire, BD20 8LN.

Artistic Garden Hangings

Trees are a great places to locate art in your garden. RHS Hyde Hall has a series of these woodland nymphs in various strategic locations around the garden.

An explanation of each wood nymph is provided alongside the sculpture. Both enhance the experience of walking through the woodland glade and do not detract from the natural beauty of the trees.

Garden Art by Iron Stop

Our sister site Gardeners Tips was contacted by Iron Stop the American makers of artistic garden spinners. I was interested enough to show case a couple of products on these pages. This is just a sample of the range of long lasting metal, powdered coated garden ornaments.

‘Iron Stop creates custom metal art and other ornamental features for the home and garden.’ Contact them through their web site Iron Stop .

Using Mosaic in a Garden

Mosaic garden decoration can be created by small pieces of colored glass, stone, pebbles as above or other materials. Small pieces, of different colors, known as tesserae are used to create a pattern or picture which can be incorporated into a number of garden features.

Mosaic Garden Features

• Paths and focal points on walkways are often featured with a mosaic pattern.
• A garden table can be topped by a mosaic. Work from the centre and draw a pattern of concentric circles. Use tile nippers to cut pieces of broken china to create a design, butter them with adhesive and stick on the table. Grout carefully after mixing with a grout colour.
• House numbers can be created in a mosaic.
• Mosaics make perfect outdoor pictures and sculptures. A glass mosaic will catch the light and add reflections and movement.
• Mosaic tiles can be used to stand your pots on.
• Put mosaic patterns on step risers, or use them in new and interesting positions..
• How to make a mosaic birdhouse.

Get children involved with decorating plant pots and containers. Making mosaics can be fun for all ages.