Plants
for all seasons:
Plants
for August
Plants
for July
Plants
for June
Plants
for May
Plants
for April
Plants
for March
Plants
for Winter color
Tropical
Plants
A
Garden through the seasons:
Garden
in June
Garden
in May
Garden
in March
Wild
garden
All
about Ponds
A
Real Japanese Garden
(Shin Gyo So)
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The
Laurent-Perrier
Harpers&Queen Garden
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Circ
Contemporary
Man's Garden
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A
Theatrical Garden
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The
Carpet Garden
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The
Garden of Tranquility
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A
Real Japanese Garden
This garden represents three main Japanese landscape and garden
styles.
Pond and Spring
Dry-stone
Tea Garden
Each style representing a different Japanese philosophy.
Designer:
Professor Masao Fukuhara,
Masahiro Yoshida, Jun Takeda
and Team.
The
Laurent-Perrier
Harpers&Queen Garden
The minimal architectural design of concrete walls and terrace are in
stark contrast with the abundance of wild meadow plants.
Designer:
Tom Stuart-Smith
Circ
Contemporary Man's Garden
The garden reflects the lifestyle of Man and has different areas for
relaxing, dining and entertaining.
The circular pool and seating around it remind of a Roman bath or an
amphitheatre.
Designer:
Andy Sturgeon
The
Theatrical Garden
Rendered walls with an arch create a frame for the mirror placed at an
angle to reflect the garden and plants.
The pool disappearing underneath the terrace represent an orchestra pit.
Designer:
Xa Tollemanhe with Jon Kellet
The Carpet Garden
The garden has been laid out in a geometric design found in Islamic
gardens. Three elements are expressed with Water, the fountain, Shade,
the trees and Perfume the flowers.
Designer:
Michael Miller and
the Prince's Foundation
Vita Department
The
Garden of Tranquility
The garden reflects the tranquility of watching the
grace of falcon.
Phoenix dactylifera, the most commonly grown palm in the United
Arab Emirates, is featured in the planting of this garden.
Three fundamental elements of Arab culture are used in this garden.
Protection from the elements, the walls, food, energy from the plants
and the source of life, water.
Designer:
Chris Funke Associates