I found this by accident (aren't the best ones that way!) looking for ideas for tying the awkward parts of my garden together and building a dais in the shade. Maybe a little over the top in statues but great ways to use stone and lattice! It's even from my home state!

It could use some careful editing oh, but there's a lot to take away from this. Thanks for posting.

Wow! Great video!

Wow! I don't think I have ever seen so many statues, structures and fountains in one yard! They live in Minn. Makes me wonder how they prep for winter or if everything there would survive (statues and fountains) in the winter. Love their hostas. Beautiful collection. Beautiful garden!

I'm originally from Minnesota and my sister still lives there. They have to drain all the fountains/birdbaths and pull in the pumps and wrap all the statuary in bubblewrap and heavy tarps for winter. It's a major effort and in this video garden definitely not for the faint of heart!

Oh wow that looks like so much work with all the fountains! I imagine all the statues and latticework would give structure to their winter garden, since almost all the plants would die to the ground in winter. And with some lights hung for the holidays, it would be magical in winter too.

Wow! Amazing garden. They have a real eye for design. Each area is different, yet very harmonious.

I wonder if the owners manufacture statuary and use their home garden as a showroom? That would be more effective than looking at all these things in a store or warehouse. The camera seemed to linger longer on the statuary than on the plants. The garden looks meticulously cared for.

Lilyfinch - Yes designtoscano is a dream shopping tour! Sometimes a little pricey. There's another one - can't remember their name , a little cheaper that sells through everybody including Ebay but there is a several month wait. I am already planning another new garden and have some things laid out already. One of the items is a tiered fountain. However there is no way to get electric out there. I have a small solar fountain and that is not the way to go. A mosquito flying between the sensor and the sun causes it to stop. So I want to use a regular plug in electric pump but run it on a car battery. Ideally a solar panel to recharge the battery but that is all above and beyond my understanding of current. My biggest challenge will be trying to figure out the converter for the electric to battery right now.

Found it - Orlandi Statuary - they have so many things I want including those big planter urns.