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Morel Mushroom Nevada, MO |
Giant Mushrooms Middlebury, IN |
Giant Mushroom San Bruno, CA |
This Morel Mushroom is about thirty feet tall and is lit at night with spotlights. It advertises for FreshMorels.com which grows and sells morel mushrooms. [map]
These Giant Mushrooms in Middlebury are recreations of those exhibited by Krider Nurseries at the Century of Progress International Exposition at the Chicago World's Fair from 1933-1934. In 1935, parts of the exhibit including these mushrooms were installed here at the Krider's World's Fair Gardens. After Krider Nurseries went out of business, the garden was neglected. The city restored it in 1995. The Giant Mushroom in San Bruno was installed at a Shell gas station around 2022. [map] |
Giant Mushrooms Sutherlin, OR |
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These Giant Mushrooms in Sutherlin are located at Magic Mushroom/Oregon Gifts. The mushrooms on the roof of the building were built around 2000. The giant joint was made around 2015. The mushroom car is a drive-able golf cart. The sculptures were made from sprayfoam by the owner with the assistance of Steve Fletcher. [map] |
More Mushrooms:
Austin, TX [gone] Vilna, AB Meleb, MB Toronto, ON [gone] |
Green Pepper North Hudson, WI |
Celery Stalk Santa Ana, CA |
Salad Bowl Hot Springs, AR |
Sugar Beet Halstad, MN |
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This giant Green Pepper is located in front of the Village Inn Sports Bar & Grill. The Pepper may only be installed here during North Hudson's annual Pepper Fest. [map]
This giant, bronze Celery Stalk sculpture was installed in 2015. It is a tribute to Japanese-American farmers who worked in California's "Salad Bowl." For more, see this website. [map] This giant Salad Bowl is installed at the Cafe 1217. The restaurant opened in 1997. The Salad Bowl has been there since at least 2007. [map] This 21-foot-tall Sugar Beet was built by Josh Porter in 2019. It is installed at the main intersection in town. For more, see this website. [map] |
More Bell Peppers:
Pasghetti's (Branson, MO) More Beets:
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Chile Peppers Las Cruces, NM 2012: |
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This concrete Chile Pepper is 47 feet long. It was installed in 2011 in front of America's Best Value Inn. It was partially concealed behind walls. This VW van in the parking lot has a much smaller chile pepper on the roof. Around 2016, the concrete wall around the chile had been removed and the motel was renamed the Big Chile Inn. [map] |
Chile Pepper Hayward, CA |
Chile Pepper Pueblo, CO | Chile Pepper Pueblo, CO |
This Chile Pepper in Hayward is located at Bell Plastics. It was produced by Mark Cline in 2016. [map]
The wood-carved Chile Pepper in Pueblo is located at DiTomaso Farms. It has been there since at least 2008. [map] The second Chile Pepper in Pueblo above was installed by 2007. It is titled "Hot Stuff" and was created by Andrew Morris. [map] |
Giant Garlic [gone] Ann Arbor, MI |
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The Giant Garlic hung above the Quarter Bistro & Tavern since at least 2007. Around 2020, the restaurant had been demolished. |
Garlicgeese Gilroy, CA |
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This sculpture, entitled Garlicgeese, was created by Scott Donahue and installed in 2015. It depicts a mother garlic-shaped goose and her five goslings. The figures are made from brass, epoxy, and stainless steel. Gilroy is the garlic capital of the world. [map] |
More Garlic:
Shaker Heights, OH Duntroon, ON |
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