Museum of Outdoor Arts
MUSEUM OF OUTDOOR ARTS PREMIERES WEIDENBLUME - A living
willow structure using willow poles from The Willow Farm.
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Museum of Outdoor Arts – Weidenblume
Friday, June 25th, 2010The Willow Farm Gives Back
Friday, May 14th, 2010
Willow Classroom Fun
The Willow Farm is located in a rural community where the environment stimulates creativity and art. In additon to our family supporting and volunteering in our local schools, we have been able to donate to other counties within the Bay Area.
After a project with The Children’s Discovery Museum, we were contacted by Wild Zones, www.wild-zone.net whose mission is to nurture a generation of youth who love the earth and love their own lives. We continue to donate to this organization and are thrilled that so many more children can experience the joy of imagination and nature. (more…)
United States Botanical Garden
Thursday, April 29th, 2010The Willow Farm has the honor of creating beautiful landscape architecture for the edible garden at the United States Botanical Garden in Washington, D.C.
We are creating arbors, planters, shade panels, screens and hurdles which will be installed in late May 2010! Pictures will be posted soon!
Artistic Visual Display in Las Vegas, NV
Friday, February 26th, 2010
Willow sculpture - Las Vegas
In 2009 The Willow Farm was selected by Design Solutions USA to create two spectacular willow pumpkin vines as part of an art installation in the palazzo waterfall atrium and the grand lobby of a prominent Las Vegas casino. Each vine was 100′H and used more than 3000 lbs of willow woven over a steel frame. A slideshow of the project can be viewed at our Flickr account. http://www.flickr.com/photos/47620935@N08/sets/72157623917736781/
Nashville Antiques & Flower Show 2010
Wednesday, February 10th, 2010
“Never in 19 years have we received so many compliments on the Entry Garden” Jane Sloan, Board Member
The Willow Farm was commissioned by the Antiques & Flower Show to create the Entry Garden based on a design by Ryan Gainey and Marc Mosley. Entitled “Garden of Rememberance” the design evoked a romantic charm excuted by The Willow Farm.