Winter travel to iconic gardens fuels spring inspiration. Three masterpieces stand out.
Kenroku-en (Kanazawa), Kairaku-en, Koraku-en. Kenroku-en, developed 1620s–1840s, spans 25+ acres outside Kanazawa Castle. Japan's oldest fountain, year-round beauty, winter charm. Zen design: stone lanterns, arranged stones/plants for harmony.
Claude Monet spotted Giverny from a train, moved in 1883. His water lily and Japanese bridge paintings immortalized the garden. Restored bridge, hundreds of plants, family cemetery on site. Lived there until 1926.
Prolific designer (400+ gardens, 1,000+ articles). At 65, designed a 4.5-acre garden on chalky slope. Wild garden with grass paths, species roses, walnut copse, pond, original daffodil drifts. One of the world's finest private gardens.
Visit, photograph, and let genius guide your own plot.
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