Barone carries all manner of garden ornaments and pots, Asian, European, contemporary, and traditional, it's all here.
Is this a stunning ceramic set or what?
The pot in front is already piped for water.
Part of the hillside of pots.
Fountains are another specialty.
I wonder what this one looks like with water moving over it? Because there are available outlets and water available, someone who was seriously curious could find out.
What do you think of metallic gold glaze? I admire it but pots this color in my shady garden seem to read as black once filled with and surrounded by plants.
Stepping stones!
Sleeping mother nature pots.
The birds here must be very clean.
Are their fairies at the bottom of your garden?
Do you think that heron and raccoon would be frightened by one of these floating on a pond?
Glorious color.
Water swirling down this twisted obelisk would be mesmerizing. Of course, I'm also transfixed by watching the washing machine. I was an easily entertained child. Don't even get me started about the time, at a department store, I saw in motion a demonstration dishwasher that had glass door.
The fun doesn't stop outside! The interior of the building is filled with treasure!
This one, with it's open cut work is stunning.
Colorful Talavera birdbaths.
Nothing says "welcome to my garden" quite like a zombie gnome popping out of the ground.
Am I the only one who is thinking of the trees in The Wizard of Oz? How would you plant this container?
So how were there prices and what did you buy?
ReplyDeleteThe second photo from the top, with the blue blue sky, suddenly had me feeling sad. Here it is August 1st...summer is going by too fast...
Prices were fair. Not expensive but not bargain basement either. I got a couple of smallish (less than a foot) concrete eggs and some bird talon pot feet.
DeleteSummer is flying by! Seems like we just got all of the pots hauled out for the season and all too soon it'll be time for them to come in again.
I found myself looking at the photos closely, they really have some gorgeous looking pots there with fab shapes and textures too! That pot with glorious colours, I want!!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that a cool pot? I want it too but my garden seems to be full.
DeleteI want. I want. I need deeper pockets. Very amusing. And oooh, wouldn't it be fun to have some of these items and make a night trail through the garden with motion sensitive lights coming on when you near them? Shivery!
ReplyDeleteDeeper pockets would be nice. Maybe I'll buy a lottery ticket one of these days and enjoy the fantasy of winning.
DeleteWhat an amazing assortment of goodies. Love the blue and white table. I even like those bright birdbaths at the end of your post. Not really my style but so well done and different from what I see in my neck of the woods.
ReplyDeleteIt's a candy store for adults!
DeleteI really need to go birdbath shopping, something simple, not ornate. Looks like some nice ones here.
ReplyDeleteCome on up and shop! In your area there are probably even more options.
DeleteWhat a fun place. Although I only have 1 birdbath, I think you can never have too many. I'd love to spend an afternoon shopping and drinking coffee, or maybe something cool, trying to decide which 1 thing I would bring back home.
ReplyDeleteIt is fun to look at all the choices. I have two birdbaths but over time they've cracked so that neither actually holds water anymore. Maybe I should do something about that.
DeleteThat's an almost overwhelming selection. I'm sure I would have left with a lighter wallet and a heavier car. I did like the 'Wizard of Oz' planter but I'd have probably brought home one of those meditating frogs - they made me smile.
ReplyDeleteThe meditating frogs made me smile too. Oh to have more space and a heavier wallet!
DeleteThanks for visiting for me! We see this place all the time when driving Hwy 410 and I think we did stop once a LONG time ago.
ReplyDeleteHow to make a choice when there is such an amazing selection! There were so many there that I liked but I would never be able to make up my mind, too much choice!
ReplyDeleteFortunately, I didn't need anything so it was fun to just look.
DeleteFun place! Love the blue and white pottery.
ReplyDeleteI used to live in Renton, and I work in Renton and I never knew this place existed! Sigh. I'll be sure to check it out one day soon. Great find!
ReplyDeleteSomething for every taste there it seems, but I suspect there are not too many bargains to be found. Were those troughs near the end concrete or stone? Loved those!
ReplyDeleteConcrete or clay but not not stone. They're very nice and I could see using them in lots of places.
DeleteOne of those something for everyone kinda places. My senses are overloaded without even stepping foot in the place.
ReplyDeleteAn amazing assortment of pots, so many to choose from. Not sure which one I would choose, it would be a tough decision.
ReplyDeleteWhat did YOU go home with????
ReplyDeleteSome things that aren't in the photos. A couple of little bit larger than ostrich-sized concrete eggs and some pot feet in the shape of bird talons.
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