Here in the desert, we often don’t plant lawns. They get shriveled by May, and need too much water. We use rocks instead.
This lawn had a big chunk of brown glass. I’ve never seen such a large piece of glass. (About the size of a shoebox.) But the sun was at the perfect angle. The glass looked as if it were on fire.
Sometimes is just a pile of rocks, sometimes its a piece of art. Up to you, always.
—Quinn McDonald is writing a book about the invisible, visible world. She is a writer and creativity coach.
Isn’t that a cool idea? And the shape is natural, too. Light and wind belong in every garden, and ways to catch them and make them art could be lovely!
I like the idea of things placed in a garden to play with the effects of light – seems especially appropriate outdoors, since the sun is part of the natural world. You’re giving me ideas… 🙂