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IT'S AMAZING TO KNOW THIS

Following information we have collected from various sources like NewsPaper, Magazine, our course book and web search and have tried to put them together. Every body will enjoy reading these amazing facts.

  • CHINTHA CHETTU

    It's A Tamarind Tree Grown In Gwalior.It Grows Over Tansen's Tomb.Tansen Was One Of The Nine Ratnas In Akbar's Court And Was A Great Singer.People In Gwalior Say "Eat The Leaves Of This Tree And You Will Also Sing Like Tansen" How Great,Isn't It. I Would Like To Have The Seeds Of This Tree Grown In My Garden.

  • ARABIAN GARDEN OF EDEN

    Spread Over 3626 Sq Km, Socotra Is Straight Out Of A Pirate Adventure.Absolutely Remote, Virtually Inaccesible,Miles Of Untouched White Beaches,Extraordinary Flora And Fauna---This Tiny Archipelago Of Four Islands Is The New Galapagos Of The Indian Ocean.One Of Its Bizarre Plants Is The Strange Umbrella Shaped Dragon's Blood Tree Which Oozes A Rich Blood-Red Sap With Medicinal Properties.Socotrans Use It As Make=Up And Decorate Their Clay Pots. Wow! That's Amazing.

  • HEIDE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART

    Gardens/Parklands The installation on the lawns to the north of the museum, entitled Cows, by Jeff Thomson, 1987The gardens at Heide cover sixteen acres surrounding the buildings and host a diverse environment of trees, shrubs, flowering plants and paddocks that extend down over the river flats to the banks of the Yarra River. On purchasing the Heide property in 1934, John and Sunday Reed commenced the planting of hundreds of European and exotic trees. Friend and artist, Neil Douglas, among other friends, was instrumental in helping the Reeds establish Heide’s early gardens. The gardens surrounding Heide I were restored in 2001 as the first part of Heide’s current Redevelopment Program and the gardens surrounding Heide II were restored in 2006. Major gardens include; the Sir Rupert Hamer Garden, constructed as a sculptural park and to reduce noise from nearby Manningham Road; Kitchen Garden, established by the Heide Circle to provide vegetables, herbs and fruit for it's resident

  • ABOVE INFORMATION.

    From Wikipedia Free Encyclopedia On 13 February 2009

  • FIVE SENSES

    The Garden Of Five Senses In New Delhi,As The Name Suggests,Is A Treat For All The Senses With Fragrant Blossoms,A Riot Of Colours,The Tinkling Of Bells And Yummy Food. The 20 Acre Garden Has Different Zones. The Khas Bagh,A Classic Garden Reminiscent Of Mughal Grandeur, Has Serene Waterfalls And Flowering Shrrubs Lining Its Paths.There Is A Pond Filled With Water Lilies At Neel Bagh And You Can Hear The Chime Of Ceramic Bells.The Colour Gardens Has Flowers,Laid Out In Fascinating Patterns While The Courts Of Specimenplants Displaysrare Plants.

  • SOMETHING MORE ABOUT THIS GARDEN--

    The Garden Is An Artists' Heaven.Sculptures And Artworks Of Prominent Artists Like Enaz,Subodh Kerkar And Ratnabali Kant,And Master Crafts Persons Like Angoori Devi,Giriraj Shah(Terracotta) And Shantilal Joshi(Phad Paintings) Are Parts Of The Garden Layouts. In Addition To A Food And Shopping Court,The Garden Has A Solar Energy Park.

 

GARDEN--- THROUGH THE MINDS OF GREAT WRITERS

  • SOPHIE KINSELA

    The garden has an amazing scent.

  • P.B .SHELLY

    The earth is filled with colours and living hues.

  • SANT KABIR

    Looking at the garden all the buds said, " Today he will pick up the flowers, tomorrow it is our turn."

  • Elizabeth Murray

    Gardening is the art that uses flowers and plants as paint and the soil and sky as canvas.

  • Russel Page

    A garden really lives only insofar as it is an expression of faith,the embodiment of a hope and a song of praise.

  • Tina James

    Gardening is any way that humans and nature come together with the intent of creating beauty.

  • - Mara Beamish

    A garden always gives back more than it receives.

  • Thomas Hill

    The garden is a ground plot for the mind.

  • Sadi

    A garden is a delight to the eye and a solace for the soul.

  • - Masaaki Noda,

    When a man sits down in front of a garden, or strolls around in it, he steeps himself in delight. Because the garden is a paradise where a garden owner and a landscape gardener share the same dream in their common culture. Man first made a garden to try to produce a paradise in this world. The garden seems to be a paradise of the other world somewhere out of sight.

  • Hanna Rion

    The greatest gift of the garden is the restoration of the five senses