It All Started In A Garden

"Gardening is an art form," writes George Grant, "in which man is allowed to learn at the knee of God's very creation. From the beginning, mankind has been at home in a garden. With their flowers and herbs, trees and vines, vegetables and fruits, gardens have always provided quiet and rest form the wearying labor of life."

While garden's began as a practical necessity, they have always been beautiful. From Claude Monet's water lilies to Vita Sachville West's hedgerows, from Nebuchadnezzars's hanging bazaar to Churchill's Chartwell, from Shakespeare's herbiaries to Hilaire Belloc's vineyards, gardens have shaped our lives and our world.

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