Walk into the 50-acreGlacier Gardensin Alaska and youll behold a strange sight.
Steve collected the felled trees, flipped them over, replanted, and turned them into natural flower pots.
Photo credit
The 1984 landslide that swept the trees also demolished much of the face of Thunder Mountain.
A decade later, the Bowhays purchased six acres of land and began reclamation.
Steve designed a hydro-electricity plant to power greenhouses and settling ponds were created to slow erosion.
They ended up acquiring an additional 44.5 acres and enlarged their landscaping plan to a public garden.
During the rehabilitation process, Steve accidentally damaged a landscaping machine.
Sources:GardenDesign,Neatorama,Atlas Obscura
