Welcome To Fine Garden Art
Fine Garden Art is a company that makes unique, one-of-kind art for the garden: creatures, arches, arbors, water features, abstract pieces, large sculptures, small sculptures, containers, planters, and more.
FGA was started in 1996 by Jill Nooney and Bob Munger. Jill is the artist, i.e. problem maker, and Bob is the problem solver.
We are located at Bedrock Farm, in Lee NH, and much of the art is placed, in situ, in Bedrock Gardens.
Here you can experience (using the navigation bar above):
• The Art, with photographs and descriptions.
• Information about the company, Fine Garden Art.
• The Schedule of Open Houses and Events.
• Information about Jill and Bob and Bedrock Gardens.
Virtually all of the art that you are about to see is one-of-a-kind. Many are made from objects that have had former lives of usefulness, such as century old farm equipment, Bundt cake pans and brass door knobs. These are recombined into pieces of art that now have another life – bringing interest and depth of association to a garden.
Maybe yours.
News Section
| The Sculpture Show | ||
September 26 through November 1st, the Tower Hill Botanical Garden and New England Garden Ornaments have teamed up to sponsor an outdoor sculpture show on the beautiful grounds of Tower Hill at a beautiful time of year. A wonderful destination for a day trip, they even have a cafe, check out the Orangerie and tell me you don't want one of those. |
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| Posted on 2009-05-26 by Jill Nooney | ||
| Animal Attractions | ||
An outdoor sculpture exhibit at The Fells, www.thefells.org, in Newbury NH. A great destination for a day trip, the historic grounds and house are magical. Perty Birds, the Red-Eyed bug, and The Parrot will be there from May 23 - October 12, 2009. |
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| Posted on 2009-05-25 by Jill Nooney | ||
Blooms! a Boston Flower Exhibit March 12 - 22 the Massachusetts Horticultural Society in conjunction with Simon Malls is hosting Blooms! http://www.masshort.org/Press-Releases a horticultural event occurring in malls around town as well as in a few hotel lobbies in the financial district. Since there will be no NE Spring Flower Show this year, this event is designed to lift our winter weary spirits with the surefire combination of flowering plants and the odor of mulch, set off by unusual art. Our display will be at the second floor entrance of the Mall at Chestnut Hill. Here's to Spring. |
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| Posted on 2009-02-22 by Jill Nooney | ||