Sculptures

Visit the following permanent sculptures as you explore the Arboretum grounds.

Amphitrite

Bird Baths

Birds in Flight

Blue Heron

Circle

The Canadian Hemlock Story

Close Landscape Architects - James Robin, Ben Erickson, Anne Rykken
106 Group - Anne Ketz, Amanda Adams
Birch Metal Craft - Dave Birch / Lasier Cut - Scott Bonson
American
2010
Stainless Steel

The Canadian Hemlock Story - There is more to share than the shade, Have a seat!' Ring - enjoying the Circle

2010

Three-Mile Drive, Mountain Ash Collection/Nelson Shrub Rose Garden

Diana

Family

Otherwise / Forest Transformation Seat Room

Rebecca Krinke
American
2003
wood and copper
56"H x 59"W x 25"D

The bench in front focuses the viewer's attention on the moment by moment changes in light on the copper, while another bench behind the wall provides a panoramic view of the woods and pond. It allows the visitor to sit and contemplate. After the tragic events of September 11, 2001 this setting was created to find solace. The 'Forest Transformation' is a place of contemplation, a setting that reminds us of the restorative power of nature and silence.

Gift of Luke and Rhonda Fowler in honor of those who perished on 9/11, 2004

Three-Mile Drive, near Berens Cabin