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Couple turn pesky vines into sculpture using Oriental Bittersweet on display at Brookside Gardens in Silver Spring, MD

Couple turn pesky vines into sculpture using Oriental Bittersweet on display at Brookside Gardens in Silver Spring, MD

Brookside Gardens locatd in Montgomery County, MD features some interesting vine sculptures created by sculptors Paula Stone and Seth Goldstein who go over the hills and through the suburban woods to get Oriental Bittersweet as their medium.  For more information about this creative couple and their sculpture see:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/06/11/AR2010061101911.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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5 comments • Barbara Michaluk REALTOR® in Maryland • August 05 2010 07:02PM

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Barbara that is very interesting...something I have never seen before! Cool!

Posted by Paige Walker, Broker and Owner - Your Louisiana Real Estate Connection (Century 21 Millennium) almost 2 years ago

I was trying to find where the rest of the vine was - very mature vine they had there!

Posted by Dagny Eason Lower Fairfield County CT CDPE Homes For Sale and Condos (Dagny's Real Estate LLC) almost 2 years ago

Hi Barbara, very unusual and a great display of natural art. Love it,

Posted by Barbara Heil-Sonneck - Home Staging Atlanta (Design2Sell - We Stage Atlanta ) almost 2 years ago

Great Art! Those folks definitely have a creative mind! Make use of those that doesn't seem to be useful.

Posted by Will Nesbitt - condos, real estate in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County (Will Nesbitt Realty LLC at Condo Alexandria) almost 2 years ago

I forgot to mention the title of this sculpture is "Jaws."

Posted by Barbara Michaluk REALTOR® in Maryland (Weichert Realtors, Leisure World Office, Silver Spring, MD) almost 2 years ago

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