A Visit to Big Bone Gardens in Kentucky
Aug
17
DRAco Studios shot this video on Saturday, August 13, 2011 while visiting friends in Northern Kentucky. The original music is performed by Kevin MacLeod.
Aug
17
DRAco Studios shot this video on Saturday, August 13, 2011 while visiting friends in Northern Kentucky. The original music is performed by Kevin MacLeod.
Jul
25
Thanks for a great season! The garden is now closed. Please call us for your pond plant needs.
Jul
06
Jack Steele is a watercolor artist whose “ultimate influence for creating art stems directly from the Godhead and the amazing creation that is in and all around us.” He also draws inspiration from the works of Monet, Van Gogh, Cézanne, Homer, Turner, and Hopper, as well as from the contemporary watercolor work of Charles Reid, Judy Morris, and Alvaro Castagnet.
Steele visited Big Bone Gardens on July 2, 2011 to paint the blooming lotus pond. Here is his account of the day:
“I went out to paint this Saturday and was directed to this wonderful garden. It was overcast and a bit dreary (light wise, I was still enthralled by the environs) at first, but when the sun finally came up, it was beautiful… completely different light. I decided to sit on [a rickety bench] rather than lug my chair up the hill to get to the pond. Right away I told myself, ‘Don’t lean back!’ Well, I got into my painting and forgot what I was doing and slowly stretched back… In super slow motion, the bench carried me back and gently crashed me down the hill. The funny thing was when I unwrapped myself from the wreckage and righted the bench, a pleasant scent of rosemary filled the air as I had crushed some in the fall!”
And here is the result, a beautiful watercolor painting of the Big Bone Gardens lotus pond:
May
02
We have a great selection of water plants and unusual perennials ready.
Dec
31

Aug
08
Apr
22
The white wisteria is now blooming.
Apr
22
Rabbit Hash Mercantile –plants now available!
Mar
28
Here are some photos of Big Bone Gardens after a heavy snowstorm in February 2010.

Mark’s cabin