Large shade trees such as birch, ginkgo, sycamore and cherry add height and give the garden a beautiful green ceiling. The water feature adds soothing sounds to the experience.
A paver path and patio complement the natural-rock water feature that is surrounded by evergreen trees such as fir, pine and hemlock. In addition to providing warmth, it’s also a great way to cook meals outdoors. A working wood-burning fireplace with a pizza oven anchors the garden. The interior boasts 1950’s lawn furniture. The structure features walls on two sides and is open on the other two sides. The rustic wood structure is reminiscent of Bob and Evelyn’s Roadhouse building, where the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium houses its nocturnal animals. At almost 6 feet tall, it will serve as a silent host to usher in guests. Entering the garden, visitors first will see a life-size topiary of a kangaroo, constructed of moss and plants. Though the animals of Australia and the United States are different, their plant life is similar - except the seasons are opposite. As they leave the garden, visitors pass under one of two cedar arbors covered in vines and ferns.įive Seasons Landscape management has created its very own version of Australia and the Islands. Adjacent to the covered patio is an outdoor kitchen where visitors can sit and enjoy the garden’s sights, sounds and smells. Those resting there can see the water feature to the right, as well as panoramic views of the entire garden. At the heart of the garden sits a roofed cedar patio accessed by two diverging pathways. The garden will have various spots for sightseers to stop and take it all in. Known for their fragrance, the hyacinths will cater to visitors’ sense of smell. Ferns and spring bulbs such as tulips and hyacinths provide additional color and textures. Different types of tropical plants add a jungle-like feel to the garden they are planted alongside azaleas and rhododendrons. At 5 feet tall, he serves as the central fixture of the garden. A large Asian elephant topiary covered in moss is part of the landscape the pachyderm can be found near the stream, perhaps ready for a drink. A large water feature mimicking a jungle stream meanders through the garden. The garden features thousands of flowers for visitors to enjoy. The space can be seen as a kickoff to spring, with tropical plants such as palms lending the garden a Southeast Asian feel. Landscape Design Solutions designed and built its garden to honor the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium’s Asia Quest. Whether visitors are looking for ideas for their own homes or just want to get out of the winter funk and get the feel of spring, the Adventure Cove garden is a must-see. The space is secluded with large evergreen trees. An outdoor kitchen with a grill and refrigerator awaits guests as well. The garden also features an outdoor living space with a cozy fireplace inside a spacious cedar structure. A lighthouse with a working light above the water will be a sure sign that visitors are in Adventure Cove. This is where folks can find a sea-lion topiary.
The garden also includes a waterfall flowing into a pool surrounded by rock, which signifies the coast. As adventurers make their way through the garden, they should be sure to look skyward for the seagulls flying above. Bright yellow forsythia stand out as well.
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The large blue hydrangea flowers are sure to attract attention, and explorers will recognize the wonderful fragrance of hyacinths and lilacs in full bloom. On entering the garden, guests will see a variety of trees and plants. The entrance of this garden will catch visitors’ eyes as they pass under a large rock archway. Shearer prominently positioned a pair of 3-foot-tall topiary sea lions in its own garden to represent the new attraction. Adventure Cove will harbor seals - a newcomer to the zoo - and California sea lions, which have not inhabited the zoo for almost 40 years. Shearer Patio & Landscape Services based its garden display on the Columbus Zoo’s newest attraction, opening this spring.
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