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Art & Botany: Mysterious Tree Sculptures

Tree sculptures are mysteriously installed in a wooded public park in the United Kingdom. After weeks of anonymity, the chainsaw-wielding artist is revealed.

Carved Books

By The Editors

Artist Guy Laramée carves elaborate landscapes into old books—a whole new take on landscape design.

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Art & Botany: "Out of Sync" Daffodils

By Anna Laurent

A large-scale installation in London features 10,000 daffodils made of clay and industrial materials. Out of Sync is the most recent project by Chilean artist Fernando Casasempere.

Ceramics of Hun-Chung Lee

By Becca Bergman Bull

A South Korean artist uses ceramics and concrete, coated with layers of glaze, to create unusual stools, benches (above), and other pieces of luminous indoor/outdoor pieces that double as art and furniture. His work is on display in New York through the end of April.

Art + Botany: Choi Jeong Hwa's Flowers

By Anna Laurent

Contemporary artist Choi Jeong Hwa designs big, bright flowers, which he installs in natural and urban landscapes.

Art + Botany: Evangelisto Blanco's Topiary Garden

By Anna Laurent

A small agricultural town in Costa Rica's mountain highlands, Zacero is known for organic farming, fruit preserves, and, for the last 50 years, its topiary garden.

Into the Wood: The Craft of Joshua Vogel

By Lindsey Taylor

A look at the art and the workshop of Joshua Vogel, a co-founder of BDDW. Shown here at his studio in the Hudson Valley, New York, Vogel produces wooden beautiful furniture, accessories, and sculptures, under the company name of Blackcreek Mercantile & Trading, Co.

Art + Botany: Living Sculptures

By Anna Laurent

Built with mud, rocks, and plants, the extraordinary sculptures by sister and brother team Sue Hill and Pete Hill are living figures that suggest a fairy tale in the undergrowth.

Art + Botany: London's Traffic Light Tree

By Anna Laurent

Commissioned by the city of London to replace a dying sycamore tree, the Traffic Light Tree has 75 signals that bewilder birds and confuse motorists—doing everything but directing traffic.

Jardin de la Noria

By Claire Lui

Take a virtual visit to Le Jardin de la Noria, which was featured on the cover of our September / October 2011 issue. Located in the south of France, and designed by Arnaud Maurières and Eric Ossart, this garden features many pieces of sculpture in an elegant landscape design.