Designed to feed both body and soul, the "Potager" or "Ornamental Kitchen Garden" is the ultimate combination of parterre and vegetable patch. Fruits & vegetables, flowers & herbs, are artfully arranged in symmetrical garden beds that are surrounded by low clipped box hedges. These individual plots, separated by sand or gravel paths, are precisely placed to form striking geometric patterns.
TTR-KITCHEN GARDEN-LEMON & ORANGE TOPIARY SET is intended to compliment just such a Potager with its striking, individually potted Lemon & Orange Topiaries. The classic pots in which these trees are grown are made of clay and decorated with fleur de lis.
A lovely addition to your patio or garden that will bring the sunshine of Southern France into your Second Life.
All parts are mod/copy so that you can make changes to your heart's content.
All parts are mesh and every piece has been optimized to be Land Impact (LI) conscious.
Each complete topiary including the pot has a total LI=1
TTR-KITCHEN GARDEN-LEMON & ORANGE TOPIARY SET is on display in The Kitchen Garden at The Queen's House (see link below).
Also sold individually at the same location.
For more information about Potagers or Ornamental Kitchen Gardens in general see my blog at:
http://tatianastearoom.blogspot.ca/2013/05/the-potager-or-ornamental-kitchen-garden.html
Happy Gardening!
Tatiana
it's not like it appears in the pic
the photo seems to promise a good look but then the object does not keep its promise .... really unwatchable
Nah....
I thought I am buying 3d plant, but got two crossed flat textures, pole and bucket with flat ornament on it.
well no!
The idea is very nice, but the textures look flat, not even a hint of mesh.. Sorry, but give it another try...
Buyer beware, texture trees.
I was hoping for the lemons and leaves to be sculpted but it turned out to be textures instead, really disappointing and not worth 350.
Lemon and Orange Topiary set
It was a wonderful set - beautifully designed.
Very nice fruit trees
I was looking for a fruit tree for my garden. I ended up using one of these potted topiaries, along with a fruit reader that drops fruit every so often. It's perfect. Kind of pricey for two topiaries, but nicely made. I did adjust the size of the pot to make it smaller, that's my preference. Doesn't take away from how nice these are. Would definitely recommend.
