Tudor Garden Design

With origins inspired by the English Renaissance commenmorating decorative flower, well maintained topiary, walled enclosures, with pathways and arbors that blend history and sophisticated garden elements. Tudor design dates back to the 16th century.

Knot Gardens

Shrubs are planted next to geometirc beds that are cut down to create a low hedge box.

Flowers

Violets, Marigolds and Roses.

Mounts

These raised portions of soils crafted into artificial hills to provide views and vantage points.

Fountains

Waterfeatures and fountains were characteristic in this period. Displaying the ue and understanding of hydraulics.

Deer Parks

The hunting grounds provided sustanance throughout the year, as well as displaying wealth and status.

Symbolism

Ornaments and labrynths would serve as religious and mythological symbolism.