Replicate the clean lines of the world's most famous gardens in your own yard.
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Jardin des Tuileries, Paris
Pottery prowess! The Louvre looms large in the background while Grecian urns hold court over summer wildflowers in this Parisian garden. Tip: Add an oversize vessel to your grounds for extra drama. Image courtesy of Karl Gercens.
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De Keukenhof, The Netherlands
Stylish swirl: Dutch bulbs do a yin yang dance in this high density, high impact flower garden. Tip: Plant flowers closely together and keep bed edges neatly shaped. Photo courtesy of Karl Gercens.
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Hidcote Manor Garden, England
Square dance! This Arts and Crafts garden dates from 1905, when greens were tamed, trimmed and kept behind brick walls. Tip: Create walkways between beds and don't forget to consider geometry and symmetry. Photo courtesy of Karl Gercens.
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Kiftsgate Court Gardens, England
Be modern! A reflecting pool that sprouts sculpture creates an air of austerity and whimsy in the middle of a lush 19th century garden. Tip: With enough breathing room, minimalism can work in any yard. Photo courtesy of Karl Gercens.