This piece beautifully displays the constant response trees have to our seasons. The Chinese Elm, nurtured for over 40 years, is now bursting with life with the arrival of spring. Its tiny foliage and the trunk width demonstrates its age and good health. In the fall, the new owner will witness the falling of it's leaves and be able to admire the silhouette throughout winter.  Accompanying the Elm is a rare Dwarf Azalea that is also thriving this time of year with pink blooms. The Picasso Marble lantern and stepping stones were hand crafted by Navajo Indian artist Stewart Alonzo. The installation is 30 inches long, 21 inches wide, and approximately 3 1/2 feet tall.

    At the time of delivery, the new owner will receive a 30 minute consultation with the head artist, Larry Leone, to fully understand the maintenance of the garden.