The entrance to a secret garden is very important. It can be grand, like these two stone obelisk, or simple. An arbor covered by wisteria or roses, or perhaps a wooden gate and a simple door hint at mysteries and wonders found inside.
Many English gardens incorporate antique-looking elements, such as these two weathered stone obelisks flanking a formal entrance. Boxwoods line the path with both clipped and natural shapes to enhance the parklike effect, so typical of the formal English garden.
Symmetry, bold lines and antique looking garden ornaments, large pots, clipped hedges and obvious focal points and axes. The typical estate or château landscape.
added by Philis Rivera to Garden Spaces (17 months ago)
ornamental pillars
added by Becky Harris to Marci's Yard (22 months ago)
I just love these sculptures - they are like the one at the back of the Bangert's property (the Venetian thing)