Japanese GardenArt & Design–——
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87 selected garden design traditions and recognizable garden types.
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Japanese GardenArt & Design–——
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Islamic GardenArt & Design–——
Italian Renaissance GardenArt & Design–——
Chinese GardenArt & Design–——
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Rock GardenArt & Design–——
Water GardenArt & Design–——
Rose GardenArt & Design–——
Kitchen GardenArt & Design–——
Knot GardenArt & Design–——
Rain GardenArt & Design–——
Roof GardenArt & Design–——
Amrit UdyanGarden in New Delhi–——
Dutch gardenGardens in styles thought to be Dutch–——
Gardens of ancient EgyptArt & Design–——
German gardenStyle within garden architecture–——
Mughal gardenSouth Asian style of garden–——
Roman gardensPlaces in ancient Roman civilization–——
Allotment (gardening)Plot of land made available for individual, non-commercial gardening–——
AquascapingCraft of designing and planting aquariums–——
Biblical gardenGarden featuring plants mentioned in the Bible–——
Bog gardenGarden with permanently moist soil–——
BosquetConcept in landscaping–——
Bottle gardenPlants grown in a limited glass container–——
Butterfly gardeningGardening to benefit butterflies–——
Cactus gardenGarden specializing in cacti and desert plants–——
CharbaghFour-part Islamic paradise garden layout–——
Communal gardenType of horticulture meant as a shared facility for urban building residents–——
Creole gardenMulti-strata agroforestry system–——
Dish gardenSmall, indoor garden–——
Ericaceous bedAcidic garden soil–——
Ferme ornéeGarden history term for ornamental farm–——
FerneryGarden of ferns–——
Flower boxPlanter or box container for flowers, plants–——
Flower gardenGarden where flowers are grown and displayed–——
Formal gardenGarden with clear structure and geometric shapes–——
Garden in TransitPublic art exhibit on New York City taxicabs–——
Garden squareCommunal garden surrounded by buildings–——
Green roofRoof covered with vegetation–——
Green wallWall or vertical structure covered by living vegetation and growth substrate–——
Hòn non bộVietnamese art of making miniature landscapes–——
Hortus conclususEnclosed garden; attribute of the Virgin Mary–——
Keyhole gardenType of vegetable patch–——
Market gardenSmall consumer-oriented agriculture–——
Medieval gardenArt & Design–——
Monastic gardenKitchen garden and ornamental garden in a monastery–——
Monochromatic gardenType of garden focused on multi- or monochromatism–——
Moon gardenGarden for enjoyment at night–——
Natural landscapingUse of local plants in landscaping–——
PaludariumType of vivarium that incorporates both terrestrial and aquatic elements–——
Paradise gardenForm of garden of Old Iranian origin–——
ParterreFormal garden feature of symmetrical and level plant beds with gravel paths laid between–——
PeristylePorch surrounding an inner courtyard–——
Physic gardenPlanned space for growing medicinal plants–——
PlayscapeArea of land designed for children to play on–——
Pleasure gardenGarden that is open to the public for recreation and entertainment–——
Poison gardenGarden with poisonous plants–——
Pollinator gardenType of garden–——
Raised-bed gardeningForm of gardening–——
Road vergeVegetative strip beside a roadway–——
Sacred gardenReligiously-influenced garden–——
School gardenGarden used for educational purposes–——
Sculpture gardenOutdoor garden or park featuring artistic sculptures–——
Sensory gardenGarden area providing sensory experiences–——
Shade gardenGarden in an area with little or no sunlight–——
Sustainable gardeningArt & Design–——
Tea gardenOutdoor space for tea consumption–——
TelegardenCommunity garden art project tended remotely over the Internet 1995-2004–——
Therapeutic gardenGarden designed for calming–——
Tollcross, GlasgowArea of Glasgow, Scotland–——
Tropical gardenType of garden–——
Tropical horticultureBranch of horticulture–——
Turf mazeLabyrinth made by cutting a path into turf–——
Urban horticultureScience of growing plants in urban environments–——
Victory gardenPrivate food supply gardens in the World Wars–——
Walled gardenGarden enclosed in high walls–——
Wilderness (garden history)Highly artificial and formalized type of woodland–——
Wildlife gardenEnvironment created as a habitat for surrounding wildlife–——
Window boxType of flower container–——
Winter gardenKind of garden maintained in wintertime–——
Woodland gardenGarden style including large trees and flowers–——
XeriscapingWater conserving landscaping method–——
Yard (land)Land adjacent to buildings–——Showing 10 of 87