by sunnywieler@gmail.com | May 12, 2026 | Gardening, Plants
This blog post was originally written Mar 5, 2019 While Attending the DSWAI members weekend in Westmeath, we stayed at the nearby Mount Dalton house. In the gardens of the house was this wonderful and unique raised beech tree avenue walkway, on a dry stone ditch....
by sunnywieler@gmail.com | May 9, 2026 | Gardening, Mosaic, Plants, Show Gardens, Stone Work by Sunny Wieler, Stonework
This blog post was originally written Mar 22, 2014 Almost a year late, but here is the story of my involvement in Bloom in the Park garden show last year. Picking up icy cold stones in January of 2013 as the winter was slowly easing its grip on the country, I powered...
by sunnywieler@gmail.com | May 6, 2026 | Artist highlight, Gardening, Plants
This blog post was originally written Mar 7, 2012 Like every year on National Tree Week I like to do a tree related post. And as it is National Tree Week here in Ireland at the moment, I thought I would mention some ‘tree themed’ sculptures that I really...
by sunnywieler@gmail.com | May 6, 2026 | Artist highlight, Gardening, Travel
This blog post was originally written Jan 2, 2012 So it is a new year, and for many people 2012 is looking pretty bleak indeed. That is why I am re-posting this old post I did last year. This story can help remind us that even from the ashes of devastation...
by sunnywieler@gmail.com | May 6, 2026 | Artist highlight, Gardening, Plants, Show Gardens, Stonework
This blog post was originally written Nov 16, 2011 So this post is a first for Stone Art’s Blog: throughout the past two years or so that I have been writing this blog I have highlighted many artisans and stonemasons. However this post is the first time I...
by sunnywieler@gmail.com | May 5, 2026 | Artist highlight, Gardening, Stonework
This blog post was originally written Jun 22, 2011 I have always been fascinated by the night sky, and can happily sit in the garden staring into the vastness of space till the crick in my neck becomes unbearable. I am also a sucker for all those National Geographic...
