What colossal gardening tool is this? Before you stands the Global Garden Shovel, a 35-foot-tall bronze sculpture. It’s not your average garden trowel. This gigantic shovel, created by artist Victoria Fuller, is located near Seattle’s Columbia City Station. The Global Garden Shovel celebrates the area’s gardening heritage. It reflects the spirit of playful giganticism found in many of Seattle’s public art installations. The shovel is intricately carved. It features leaves, vines, and various plants. These plants represent different corners of the globe. You’ll find bananas, coconuts, and pears among the sculpted foliage, symbolizing influences from Africa, Asia, South America, and Europe. The sculpture is a vibrant testament to the global influences present in the community gardens along Martin Luther King Jr. Way South. It is a delightful surprise for commuters and a unique landmark in Seattle’s urban landscape.
Queen Anne Boulevard
“A scenic loop,” they called it. Queen Anne Boulevard gracefully winds around the crest of Queen Anne Hill. It offers