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No garden is complete without art. Need something unique, or handmade to complete your garden art collection? Visit 30+ vendors of nature-themed items or works that can be displayed in a garden setting, in many mediums – sculpture, metalwork, paintings, woodwork, architectural remnants, found art, jewelry, ceramics, planters – anything that looks good in a garden! Nearly double the vendors as last year!
Where, when & parking
Sunday, June 30, 10 am - 5 pm
Parkside Lodge in Delaware Park
84 Parkside Avenue (during the Parkside Garden Tour)
Avenue of Plant Societies
Representatives from our diverse area plant societies will be on hand to answer your questions about their specialty plants!
Vendors
Alice Brierley
Hypertufa leaves & garden statues
Ann Campbell
Garden flags, handpainted vases, goblets
Kenia Yanira Ciraulo
Jewelry sea glass / silver
Carol Conwall
Graphic art -eclectic genre of flora,fauna, paper art
Barbara Crocker
Digital art photos of flowers / gardens
Lorraine Cummings
Concrete leaves, toadstool & garden statutes
David Cyr
Handcrafted items of copper & glass
Paula d'Amico
Baskets & sachets made with fresh herbs
Dave Davis-Queen City Nursery
Cast stone garden statuary
Ron DeFazio
Air Plants on grapevines, sea shells & crystals
Bonnie Finkbeiner
butterfly houses, river rock vases, leaf castings, bird feeders
Deborah Florian
Original designs, wired vases, glass terrariums
Debi Gravell
Handmade 3-D fowers on pots, Garden signs & clay figuerines
Cynthia Harter
Flowers made with vintage glassware
Michelle Hoff
Stained glass mosaic vases, pots, suncatchers
Jesse Horst
Kathleen Kosel
Steel sculptures, planters, tables, benches, orbs
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Barbara Krouse
Garden plaques called 'poem stones" & garden sculptures
Robin Lenhard
Handcrafted soaps & bath products
Lockwoods
Garden related items - paintings, pins, cards
Heart of Franklinville
Concrete garden statuary
Regina Rexford
Handmade raku pottery
Buffalo Tree House
Custom wooden sculptures
Eta Rottenberg
Hand designed prints featuring Buffalo Tree- all four seasons
Pat Sadler
Bird houses hanging planters, unique garden accents
Experienced Bricks
Architectural reclaim pieces
Deborah Stewart
Flower pots/containers, garden sculpture
Nancy Thayer
Urban Roots Community Garden Center
Handblown glass rticles & metal standing & wall art
Michael R. Weishan
Photography animals / flowers
Heather Whitney
Reconditioned hand painted glass items
Mark Witol
Metal garden art
Tom Zachman
Fused glass with steel, wood, copper |
“There are Japanese, English and Russian gardens, and what I would call Buffalo gardens–eclectic, funky mixes in which found objects and exotic-looking rooftops figure prominently.”
-Andrew Sprung, of The Atlantic.com’s Daily Dish
In Buffalo, you’ll find small urban gardens that pack a big punch–including cheerfully brash juxtapositions of colorful perennials and unique annuals, minimal or no lawns, and creative uses of found objects and architectural artifacts as sculpture. A Buffalo-style garden will have the patina of a well-used, customized space, often with complete disregard for garden design conventions. Buffalo gardeners take advantage of the sides of houses and fences by hanging artwork, sculptures, grates, mirrors, plants and more–incorporating the impressive and diverse architecture found throughout every neighborhood.
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