When walking into the 200,000-square-meter Glacier garden in Alaska (USA), visitors will immediately encounter strange scenes .
Glacier garden
Dozens of poisonous trees are caught in the eye and the sprout has a deep root to the ground. This is not a natural phenomenon but a creative result of Steve and Cindy Bowhay - Glacier garden owners.
This idea came to Steve in a very random way. During the garden renovation, Steve accidentally ruins the device. He was so frustrated that he picked up a big tree from the machine, then plugged it back into the mud.
At that time, the unique idea of an inverted orchard came. Cannons and spruce in the garden are called "Flower Towers" , which were originally rooted in landslides in 1984. Steve collected trees, turned them up and turned them into natural flower pots. . The top of the tree is buried in the ground, and the tree is decorated with different trees such as begonia, fuchsia and petunia .
