Barton Leier Garden

Buddha figures combined with jewel toned glass lanterns and tall blue columns gives this garden room an exotic feel.

Barton Leier Gallery and Garden have created a signature garden through the integration of art and containers in this creative display.

As part of your customized fall garden tour join us for a visit to a unique artist garden that has been profiled in the book ‘Artists in their Gardens’ by Valerie Eason and David Laskin. The vibrant fall foliage combines with the creations of talented artists, including Nixie Barton and Grant Leier. Immerse yourself in the exuberance of the gardens and gallery that has been developed in this atmosphere of art and colour. (specialty tours of artist gardens can be arranged for all seasons)

Pyracantha with garden art - Pyracantha with its white bloom in spring and its colourful berries in the fall combined with the piece of art provides year round interest in the garden of the Barton Lehr gallery garden. The pyracantha is also a wonderful subject for espaliering.	The warm hues of yellow take center stage in the fall garden, here golden foliage provides a backdrop to a black silhouette.	Mosaic Path An organic /eclectic styles influence this mosaic path.	Eclectic vignette featuring ethereal pampass grass plumes against a muted pink ‘shrine.’
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Cosmopolitan’ combined with garden structures demonstrates the trend of verticality.	Mosaic Path Middle Eastern geometric design influence can be seen in this mosaic path.	Here mosaic, a popular trend for 2005, is used to create a whimsical sculpture.	The orange of the stems of a Euphorbia griffithii echoes the orange-red of the windmills.
A unique bright yellow gate adds extra interest and a punch of the trend setting colour yellow.