A Morning In Seattle Part 3 Fleur de Lis European Garden Ornaments

If you've been around this area for a while, you might remember when this was called Lucca Statuary.  The owners sold and the name was changed to Felur de Lis.  They still have a wide selection of cool garden ornaments and since it's so close to the Glass Eye Studio, we usually hit them both at the same time.  Luckily, in the fall Fleur de Lis does a huge sale.  Everything made on site, a majority of what they carry, was 30% off, items from other companies were 20% off.



This guy jumped into my hands somehow.  Must have had something to do with the torrential downpour that persisted for our entire visit.



There was a great deal to see outside even though the rain was bouncing off of the pavement.   So I got a little wet (drenched really but welcome to the PNW!)

Nudes and semi nudes displayed outside make me feel sorry for them.  Sunburn in the summer, frostbite in the winter brr.

There's something for every garden style, unless you eschew garden art.  If Danger has started liking ornamental cabbage and kale and has installed her fabulous new agave gate, (it's a thing, not a political scandal involving the large succulent) can it be long until she falls for a piece of yard art? Metal agave?  Concrete cactus?

Great pavers that tessellate like the geckos that comprise the floor of the greenhouse at Jungle Fever.

I've a thing for faces in the garden and this birdbath base with allegories of the four seasons on it's sides was tempting. In case you noticed the turbulent water, these weren't fountains, it was just raining that hard.




The lovely lady planter (empty-headed broad) on the right wanted to come home with me but She was one of the only things here without an easily-spotted price and I didn't want to bother the worker to come out and get wet too but promised to return when it was nicer outside.  Does that make me a fair weather friend?  Besides, it gives me time to contemplate what might look good growing out of her head.  Perhaps a stylish sempervivum hat?

Mermaids and frogs are right at home in water.  These gals seem to be taking advantage of the situation by shampooing their hair.


Cutsy or classic, you'll certainly find it here!  Sorry that I didn't take more pictures but cameras aren't known for their love of rain.