Spotted a wildflower display at the Denver airport that gave me a new idea

They used clusters of blue flax and prairie coneflower in these modern, low concrete planters. Has anyone tried mixing native wildflowers into more structured commercial arrangements?

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jesse_allen1mo ago

Forget the flowers, they put that in Denver? Their airport is a concrete bunker in the middle of nowhere. It's weird to see anything pretty there.

alexc931mo ago

Actually, the airport has a pretty big art and nature program (they have that weird blue horse statue, for one). The main terminal has a lot of natural light and some nice indoor gardens. The wildflower idea is cool because it brings a bit of the Colorado landscape inside, even if the building itself feels a bit harsh. It's a good way to soften up those modern concrete spaces.

abby67523d ago

Yeah the blue horse is wild lol. I saw they planted a bunch of prairie grass and penstemons near the baggage claim last time I flew out. It actually made that long walk feel less like a warehouse.