Historical Gardens and Newport, Rhode Island on Garden Fountains & Outdoor Decor

Historical Gardens and Newport, Rhode Island on Garden Fountains & Outdoor Decor

Historical Gardens and Newport, Rhode Island on Garden Fountains & Outdoor Decor


There are many different locations through the world that features some of the most well known gardens and waterfalls. Many people know these places, but do not think about locations through the world that also features very well known garden accents.

Newport Rhode Island is one of those places.  Newport, RI has always been very well known as one of the go to escapes for the wealthy. Summer cottages were created by some of the wealthiest during the 20th century including family names like the Vanderbilts and the Astors. These cottages were not necessarily what you may think of as “cottages”, but rather gorgeous mansions built upon a beautiful serene setting. In addition to these mansions, there were gorgeous gardens abound.  Whether you have visited these gardens or have always admired them from publication like magazines or on the web, we have a way to bring them right into your very own garden.

With the partnership of Campania International, a U.S. cast stone manufacturer, and the Newport Country Preservation Society, we bring to your a selection of products created after the beautiful historical pieces found in Newport, Rhode Island. These 11 pieces can fit into any outdoor space!  Some of them can even be brought indoors. The first selection of products from this new collection is containers.  From smaller sized containers, to larger magnificent containers, the Newport Mansions Collection can showcase your favorite flowers or greens!  To see all plant-able pieces within the Newport Mansions Collection, visit our website www.Garden-Fountains.com/Newport-Mansions-Collection .

Rosecliff Planter

If you desire a very large, stately piece, the Rosecliff Planter is definitely the choice for your.  With beautiful decorative elements around the entire planter, the Rosecliff is a beautiful choice for homes, or even businesses. If the space you have is limited, consider a small, decorative element like the Swan Planter.  A beautiful combination of a decorative statue and a planter, the Swan would look wonderful placed at a driveway entry or even backyard patio.

If you are searching for more of a statue, the Newport Mansions Collection does include a few select statue elements.

Newport Rabbits

The Newport Rabbits are a beautiful choice for flanking any space.  These adorable little rabbits are sure to be loved by anyone who places their sight upon them! If you are looking for a more whimsical element, consider the Newport Garden Elves.  This adorable little guys can be placed among your flowering plants for an element of surprise or placed anywhere that seems to just be missing something.

Adding a historical element to your outdoor decor is a wonderful way to bring any space alive.  Garden-Fountains.com offers historical collections from Longwood Gardens, Smithsonian and Colonial Williamsburg.  Be sure to check out our collections and add a piece of history to your home today!

By: Susan Soler of the Garden-Fountains.com Team 


Historical Gardens and Newport, Rhode Island on Garden Fountains & Outdoor Decor

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