The Orlando Garden Show
A stand for an audience that knows plants — mossed animal families, air plants on driftwood, and preserved moss wall art.
The brief
A garden show is a harder room than a trade booth. The people walking past grow things, so the work gets picked up, turned over and looked at closely — and anything tired or synthetic-looking is spotted immediately.
So the stand led with the material rather than the display: green moss, real driftwood, and preserved panels that hold colour without water or light.
Growers handle what they are considering. The pieces that survive that test are in mossed animal topiary.
What we took.
Three product lines, chosen because they survive being examined.

Mossed animal families
The centre of the stand. The moss comes from the mountains of Oregon — green enough that a grower can tell across a hall, and the reason a mossed piece can be planted into later.

Air plants on driftwood
Tillandsias mounted on natural driftwood: no soil, no pot, and a piece of wood that is different every time. These were the things visitors picked up.

Preserved moss wall art
Panels that hold their colour with no water and no daylight — the one green thing that works on an interior wall with no window.
The preserved panels and air-plant work shown on the stand live in air plants and wall art.
At a garden show, people handle what they are considering.

Where these live on the site.
The mossed animals are in mossed animal topiary, the preserved panels in living wall art, and the boxwood balls in topiary balls.
What it’s made of.
- Mossed pieces
- Sphagnum moss over galvanized frames
- Moss source
- The mountains of Oregon
- Air plants
- Tillandsias mounted on natural driftwood
- Wall art
- Preserved moss panels
- Also shown
- 24-inch outdoor boxwood balls
- Water
- None for the preserved work
- Light
- None needed for the preserved work
- Plantable
- Mossed pieces accept live planting later
Where does a piece like this come from?
The same frames, foliage and finishes that built this one — sold ready-made or commissioned to your drawing.
Tell us what you’re picturing.
Send a photo or a sketch with your dimensions and date. We come back with a design, a price and a delivery date — then build it in our own workshop.
- 4–10 weekstypical build time
- Any scaletabletop to 40 feet
- US & Canadashipping and install
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