Outdoor Garden Memorial or Totem Assemblage

This outdoor installation is a complex assemblage featuring organic, geometric, and functional decorative elements arranged against a wooden lattice fence. The central focal point is a large, weathered driftwood log or root system with a complex, gnarled texture and multiple protruding limbs, exhibiting a natural grey-tan patina typical of long-term exposure. Adjacent to the wood is a tall, slender teal or grey metal cross sculpture with thin, flat arms. To the left stands a wooden lantern-style post, likely made of cedar or treated pine, featuring a square lantern housing with open sides and a pyramidal roof. The color is a weathered reddish-brown. In the foreground, two hydrangea plants with vibrant pink and lavender blooms are symmetrical placed, bordered by varied river stones and pebbles. Smaller decorative elements include solar lights, a small stone plaque, and scattered fallen leaves across the soil. The condition suggests an established garden feature with natural weathering on all wood surfaces, slight oxidation on the metal, and healthy flowering vegetation, representing a personal or commemorative landscape design typical of contemporary residential gardening.