Garden Club transforms museum into a Persian oasis
KAT WADE / SPECIAL TO THE STAR-ADVERTISER
The Mediterranean Courtyard at the Honolulu Museum of Art was transformed into a Persian Paradise Garden with the addition of plants and trees for fragrance, fruit and shade, and a quadrangle of raised beds and faux fountain tiles for geometric harmony. The enclosed garden was part of the Garden Club of Honolulu's 2015 Shangri La Major Flower & Horticulture Show, which ended Sunday and won a special commendation from the Garden Club of America.
The Mediterranean Courtyard at the Honolulu Museum of Art was transformed into a Persian Paradise Garden with the addition of plants and trees for fragrance, fruit and shade, and a quadrangle of raised beds and faux fountain tiles for geometric harmony. The enclosed garden was part of the Garden Club of Honolulu's 2015 Shangri La Major Flower & Horticulture Show, which ended Sunday and won a special commendation from the Garden Club of America.
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