Talked to Cory at the Green Muse about his vision for the back patio. It will be an Asian-inspired garden, with azaleas in pots, bamboo, and monkey grass. They’ll show films, and have “live music, of course.”
The front sign is being designed and constructed by Faith (?), who did the Blue Genie, Pieces of the Past, and a sculptural sign for a chiropractor of people raising their arms, bending, and touching their toes. Wonderful, playful things that make me smile, make the neigborhood nicer, and are good advertising, too.
At a table next to me, three women were preparing a photo shoot for a landscaping magazine.
I asked Cory about how he learned to garden. “You plant something and it dies, and you try to figure out why. It’s a slow process.”