David Silverman's Five Seasons Landscaping has taken care of our landscape needs including design, implementation, and maintenance for the last 15 years. Everything David does is done professionally, promptly, and thoughtfully. He takes no shortcuts. It's been a pleasure working with him.
— Janice and Steve Brose/Rockville, MD
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>>David Silverman sculpture featured at U.S. Botanic Garden
MERRIWEATHER POST PAVILION CHOOSES FSL FOR MAJOR LANDSCAPING UPGRADES
Seth Hurwitz—co-owner of the 9:30 Club and music promoter for the Merriweather Post Pavilion—has commissioned Five Seasons Landscaping to transform the grounds of this famous music venue. As part of the project, FSL has installed three horticultural sculptures, including the Grass Maze, shown above.
We've also added many fine landscaping features to enhance the experience of visiting the Pavilion. You can see some of our work below:
Dryscaping conserves water usage and reduces maintenance costs. |
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 Grasses add to the beach-side feel, and provide year-round interest. |
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David Silverman oversees every detail, making sure the best plants are selected,
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Artist Lounge gets an upgrade with plantings and a unique pathway that
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DAVID SILVERMAN SCULPTURE FEATURED AT U.S. BOTANIC GARDEN
A sculpture by David Silverman was one of only 43 sculptures chosen from about 2,000 submissions to be part of an exhibit at the U.S. Botanic Garden.
The exhibit, "Flora: Growing Inspirations," runs from May 23-October 12. It is located on the Conservatory Terrace, East Gallery of the U.S. Botanic Garden.
"Hoya 1"—clay and white slip.
This is a ceramic abstraction of the Hoya coronaria blossom. Hoyas bloom in umbels, clusters of flowers grouped on one stem. For this piece, I focused on just one. Having collected hoya plants for more than thirty years and being a ceramic sculptor, I merged both passions in this creation.
Mr. Silverman, a member of the Washington Sculptors Group, is currently a docent at the U.S. Botanic Garden, working there every weekend for the last three or four months.
To learn more about the exhibit, visit: www.usbg.gov