The carillons at this garden center are adorned with charming tones and feature a copper-plated clapper in the shape of birds and garden insects. They are tuned to an ancient and intriguing pentatonic scale, enhancing spirits and celebrating nature and its varieties.

The appearance of the carillons is inspired by the Craftsman architectural style popularized in the early 20th century during the Arts and Crafts movement. This movement focused on designs based on the harmony of mathematical proportions found in nature, such as the golden ratio.

One of the carillons is named after the mysterious red planet, Mars. This planet is the 4th in the solar system and is known for its abundance of iron oxide, giving its surface a reddish hue. The name is derived from the Roman god of war.

This garden center operates as a showcase catalog, and purchases of plants cannot be made online. Customers can only make purchases in person at the garden center. This ensures a personalized shopping experience and allows customers to see the products up close before making a decision.