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1. Gardens are an important source of tranquility and vitality, bringing beauty and added value to your home or office.
2. Gardens are not the only Japanese gift to the western world. (Web site)
3. Gardens were surrounded by hedges of thorns (Isa.
4. The gardens are open to the public free of charge. (Web site)
5. The gardens are a 5-minute walk from the Chinese Garden MRT Station (EW25). (Web site)

Botanical Gardens

1. Germany has about 70 botanical gardens and arboreta.
2. Index to web links of arboretum and botanical gardens. (Web site)
3. Kew, London. Royal Botanical Gardens - Canada's largest botanical garden incorporates untamed and cultivated landscapes.

Japanese Garden

1. A water source in a Japanese garden should appear to be part of the natural surroundings; this is why one will not find fountains in traditional gardens.
2. The tradition of the Tea masters has produced highly refined Japanese gardens of quite another style, evoking rural simplicity.
3. The aesthetic of Japanese gardens was introduced to the English-speaking community by Josiah Conder's Landscape Gardening in Japan ((Kelly & Walsh) 1893.

Designed Gardens

1. Beautifully designed gardens.
2. Get inspired by professionally designed gardens.

Botanical Garden

1. They also care for indoor gardens and plantings in commercial and public facilities, such as malls, hotels, and botanical gardens. (Web site)
2. The first European Botanical Gardens was established in 1544 at the University of Pisa, and the following year an orangery was constructed in Padua.
3. Plant Signs We make computer-engraved botanical garden signs for the private plant collector, botanical gardens, public parks, etc. (Web site)

Garden

1. Water, herb, rose and daylily gardens. (Web site)
2. Xeriscape landscapes are not cactus and rock gardens.
3. Herbalgardens.com Herb gardens are beautiful and beneficial.
4. Non-profit organization that develops and maintains Betty Ford Alpine Gardens.
5. Come and learn all about alpine gardens and join the Rock Garden Club of Prague. (Web site)

Gardens

1. Terrain tends to follow natural courses, and unlike traditional Chinese gardens, the use of straight paths is not proscribed, but lessened. (Web site)
2. Ornamental gardens are known in ancient times (the Hanging Gardens of Babylon), and ancient Rome had dozens of gardens.
3. The orangery originated from the Renaissance gardens of Italy, when glass-making technology enabled sufficient expanses of clear glass to be produced.
4. Traditional Chinese Gardens - Index to a number of notable and historic gardens, including photographs, history, and descriptions. (Web site)
5. The recreation of a historic knot garden and the history of British gardens and plants are included as is a virtual visit to several exhibits at the museum. (Web site)

Sculpture Gardens

1. In fact, 75 acres of the gardens are water.
2. Sculpture Gardens are also included in this tour. (Web site)
3. Pre-designed gardens and landscapes help you get started fast.
4. LII - Results for "sculpture gardens oregon portland" Results for sculpture gardens oregon portland 1 of 1. (Web site)
5. Professionnal: associations, virtual galleries, on-line information about gardens and landscape.

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1. Guida agli orti botanici e arboreti d'Italia List of Parks and Gardens in Bologna, Italy. (Web site)
2. Regrouping two botanic gardens: Jardin Botanique du Montet (carnivorous and tropical plants), Jardin d'Altitude du Haut Chitelet (alpine plants). (Web site)
3. In the prints of architect Vredeman de Vries (1527-1604) bulbs are often depicted in smaller gardens. (Web site)
4. The gardens served as a quick walk-through from the Louvre to the Place de la Concorde allowing me to avoid the tourists on the rue de Rivoli.

Palace

1. The oldest records date to Three Kingdoms period ( 57 BC - 668 AD) when architecture and palace gardens showed development as was noted in Samguk Sagi. (Web site)
2. Darius the Great was said to have had a "paradise garden"; and around 350 BC there were gardens at the Academy of Athens.
3. Includes virtual tour of the museum, details of events and photos of the gardens. (Web site)
4. The accursed palace loomed, charred and in disgrace for 12 years on the site of the present expanded Tuileries gardens.

Botanic Gardens

1. Denver Botanic Gardens An oasis in an urban setting.
2. The Gardens hosts the organisation’s website, known as the Australian Botanic Gardens Forum.

Home Gardens

1. Home gardens specialized techniques, web home gardens specialized techniques, subcategories in specialized techniques.
2. This will rock home gardens allow you rock water falls to punch holes easier, with out bending the can.
3. General search categories home gardens soil and additives compost build or buy bins, worm composting, trench composting, and soil incorporation.

Th Century

1. The creation of artificial grottoes was an introduction of Mannerist style to Italian, and then to French, gardens of the mid 16th century. (Web site)
2. Vauxhall was formerly renowned for the Vauxhall Gardens, London's premier pleasure gardens in the 18th century. (Web site)
3. Knot Gardens originated in the 16th century as descendants of the walled gardens of the Middle Ages.

Water Gardens

1. Ornamental fish ponds and water gardens.
2. Japanese water gardens and Koi fish ponds.
3. Pond Supplies for garden ponds & water gardens,pond pumps,pond .

Water Garden

1. Bog gardens are also considered a type of water garden.
2. Aquatic plants and supplies for your ponds, water gardens and aquariums.
3. Perry's Water Gardens is named for Perry D. Slocum, the internationally known hybridizer of lotus and waterlilies.
4. Soil, mulch, fertilizers, herbs, antique roses, garden art, and water gardens.

Gardening

1. Avant Gardens information about container gardening.
2. Container gardens gardening home now available, find more information on container.

Famous

1. There are grottoes in the famous landscape gardens of Stowe, Clandon Park and Stourhead. (Web site)
2. Two famous grottoes in the Boboli Gardens of Palazzo Pitti were begun by Vasari and completed by Ammanati and Buontalenti between 1583 and 1593.

Flower Gardens

1. Seeds for vegetable herb and flower gardens.
2. Topiary and flower gardens plus a nature walk and historic home.
3. Experts in vegetable gardening, plants & bulbs, flower gardens and landscaping will help you turn soil and seed to a fertile and fragrant plot this season.

Korean Gardens

1. Terraced flower beds are a common feature in traditional Korean gardens.
2. In contrast to Japanese and Chinese gardens, traditional Korean gardens avoid artificialities.
3. Korean gardens have a history that go back a thousand years, but are little known in the west. (Web site)
4. The gardens at Ry--an-ji, a temple in Kyoto, and Daisen-in, created in 1513, are particularly renowned.

Vegetable

1. Successful vegetable gardens are not accidental. (Web site)
2. Hydro-Gardens serving the hydroponic, greenhouse and vegetable industry since 1968.

History

1. Influenced by Chinese gardens, and similar to English gardens, Korean gardens are natural, simple, and unforced. (Web site)
2. Landscape History - A categorised collection of images and photographs of gardens and landscapes in a number of designs. (Web site)
3. The Bartlett Arboretum (University of Connecticutt, Stamford, USA) gives info on the history, gardens, collections and programs of the arboretum. (Web site)
4. Histories, descriptions and photos of villa and castle gardens in the Chianti zone of Tuscany.
5. Account of some of the major French gardens made in the style known in France as Anglo-Chinese, and in England as English landscape. (Web site)

Japanese Gardens

1. Hand-carved granite for landscaping and Japanese gardens.
2. Japanese garden, rose garden, daylily gardens. (Web site)
3. Also reviewed are books on suiseki, Japanese gardens and general horticulture. (Web site)

English

1. Their influence on English gardens was profound. (Web site)
2. Merriments Gardens A four acre English garden on a southerly slope.
3. The Elizabethan Gardens is a living memorial to America's first English colonists.

Sculpture

1. From the gardens of ancient Egypt to the arts and crafts creations of Edwardian England, green sculpture has been clipped into shape.
2. Directory of sculpture gardens around the world, by Benbow Bullock, sculptor. (Web site)
3. Nedra Matteucci Sculpture Garden Nedra Matteucci Galleries boasts one of the largest sculpture gardens open to the public in Santa Fe. (Web site)

Historic

1. Bliss. Adjoining the Gardens is a historic mansion and museum.
2. A searchable database of Historic Parks and Gardens in the UK.

Formal

1. The formal gardens have a geometric design or are arranged symmetrically. (Web site)
2. Their gardens include a formal tea garden, and garden tours.

Events

1. Learn about the gardens and events. (Web site)
2. Featured gardens and special events.
3. Sinnissippi Gardens is a popular spot for weddings and events.

Hampton

1. The principles of temple gardens and private gardens are the same.
2. A ruined orangery can also be seen at the gardens Eyre Hall in North Hampton County, Virginia.
3. The Hampton Court gardens are a subtle mix of 500 years of royal gardening history and like the palace, their history has agricultural origins. (Web site)

Gardens Designed

1. Home gardens designed gardens water.
2. The Filoli garden represents the "Golden Age of American Gardens" with house and gardens designed as complimentary units.

Garden Design

1. Beyond the Borders Garden Design - garden design experience and advice to create the perfect garden. Based in Epsom, Surrey.
2. Tropical Garden Design begins with a history of tropical gardens.
3. Spike Jackson Garden Design -designers of stylish, contemporary urban gardens for Cambridge, Birmingham and London. (Web site)

Gardeners

1. Gardens Theme Gardens, and ideas for gardeners.
2. The REC currently supports 22 existing gardens composed of over 250 gardeners, and has been supporting gardens for 13 years.

Zen

1. In Japan, for instance, Samurai and Zen monks were often required to build decorative gardens or practice related skills like flower arrangement ( Ikebana).
2. Includes koi pond, Zen and tea gardens, and a bamboo park.

Gardens Open

1. Index of private and public gardens open for visiting. (Web site)
2. Australian National Botanic Gardens that are open to the public.
3. Italian Renaissance Gardens - This page, again from Australian Monash University, has links to a number of renaissance gardens.

Paradise

1. Islamic gardens embraced the concept of representing paradise on earth through the enclosed garden.
2. Leonardslee Gardens A paradise in spring, peaceful in summer and mellow in autumn.

Private Gardens

1. Features public and private gardens in Atlanta, and has video garden tours.
2. Ardsallagh is home to renowned private gardens with an enviable plant collection in its gardens.
3. Hobby gardeners of the "Offene Gartenpforte" show their private gardens located at the Niederrhein (northwestern Germany).

Walled

1. Thematic chapters cover such subjects as formal enclosures, walled herb gardens and those by well-known modern designers. (Web site)
2. The walled garden in Portland's Chinatown replicates the Suzhou gardens found in Suzhou, Portland's sister city in China. (Web site)

Architecture

1. During the 18th century, Turkish influences in Europe established the kiosk ( gazebo) as an important feature in European gardens.
2. It sparked the first Japanese gardens in the West.
3. Typical Japanese gardens have at their center a home from which the garden is viewed.
4. Since the end of the nineteenth century, Japanese gardens have also been imitated in Western gardening.
5. This view from the Symbolic Mountain in the gardens in Cowra, Australia shows many of the typical elements of a Japanese garden. (Web site)

Garden Tours

1. This is a marvellous garden tour of the Japanese Gardens - Seiwa-En.
2. Virtual Garden Tour - A virtual tour of gardens belonging to members of the Suite101.com community.
3. Organic Weed & Disease Control for Gardens & FarmsFind the most popular weed and disease control products in this section.
4. The quality fir sawdust can be used for new lawns and sod, and to rototill gardens, flowerbeds, trees and bushes.
5. Many Wisconsin residents use wood products to build outdoor structures such as decks, fences and borders around gardens or flowerbeds.

Better Homes

1. For home container plants, gardens, greenhouses & turf.
2. Walled kitchen gardens succeeded in growing this food at home, all-year-round. (Web site)
3. Luther Burbank Home and Gardens Information on Burbank, his legacy and his home. (Web site)
4. Better Homes and Gardens Home Designer Suite 6.0 on CD, with a guide to getting started. (Web site)
5. From Better Homes and Gardens, ideas and improvement projects for your home and garden plus recipes and entertaining ideas.

Public

1. Lawns are a standard feature of ornamental private and public gardens and landscapes in much of the world today.
2. See the History of gardening article for more information, including a List of historical garden types, as well as a List of notable historical gardens.
3. Gumbleton had one of the best botanical libraries in Europe and on his death he bequeathed these to the Irish National Botanic Gardens in Dublin.
4. This database system can be used for systematic and taxonomic work as well as for the administration of botanical gardens and herbaria. (Web site)
5. Often used in the plural: public gardens; a botanical garden. (Web site)

Community

1. Gardens help to make places better. Community gardening is a unique urban amenity. (Web site)
2. Gardens of Victoria Information on public, private, and community gardens in Victoria (British Columbia, Canada).
3. Sunshine Gardens is a community garden located in Austin, Texas. With over 200 gardeners, Sunshine is one of the largest community gardens in the nation.

Cottage

1. They can range from cottage gardens to prairie gardens, tropical borders to bog gardens. (Web site)
2. His designing of the charming Brookgreen Cottage for Brookgreen Gardens in Pawley-s Island, South Carolina has been well-documented. (Web site)
3. Garden Designs Information about quot;Garden Designsquot; on the Web this link will take you from the garden to amazing cottage gardens Fantastic Cottages 1.

Rock Garden

1. Many of the Japanese gardens most famous in the West, and within Japan as well, are dry gardens or rock garden s, karesansui.
2. Come and learn all about alpine gardens and join the Rock Garden Club of Prague. (Web site)
3. This question applies both to building a rock garden and to reading Rex Murfitt's all-inclusive book, Creating and Planting Alpine Gardens. (Web site)

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