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Plinths bearing a bronze sculpture of its fruit are erected in front of each tree – some were stolen and the rest are in storage.
A small folly, ‘The Arboriculturalist’s Workshed’, in one corner contains traditional gardening equipment, created as a monument to the people who produced the varieties of fruit trees that are part of our heritage.
The Storey
Lancaster
Title
Tasting Garden
Date
1998
Accession number
STO.0001
Acquisition method
commissioned as part of Art Transpennine
Work type
Other
