Knot Garden Collection

Reproduction of print showing a flower garden, between 1915 and 1925. Creator: Frances Benjamin Johnston
Reproduction of print showing a flower garden, between 1915 and 1925. Photograph of an engraving from Crespin de Passe, "Hortus Floridus", Arnhem, 1614

Reproduction of print showing Axarian Pleasure Garden, Saint Petersburg, Russia, c1915 and 1925
Reproduction of print showing Axarian Pleasure Garden, Saint Petersburg, Russia, between 1915 and 1925. (View of a formal garden with statues and topiary)

Whitemarsh Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, c1922. Creator: Frances Benjamin Johnston
Whitemarsh Hall, Philadelphia, Pa. c1922. (Architect: Horace Trumbauer, completed 1922)

Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub. 1652 (engraving)
3664678 Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub.1652 (engraving) by Mollet, Andre(d.1665); (add.info)

Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub. 1652 (engraving)
3664596 Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub.1652 (engraving) by Mollet, Jacques (17th century); (add.info)

Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub. 1652 (engraving)
3664696 Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub.1652 (engraving) by Mollet, Andre(d.1665); (add.info)

Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub. 1652 (engraving)
3664681 Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub.1652 (engraving) by Mollet, Noel (17th century); (add.info)

Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub. 1652 (engraving)
3664683 Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub.1652 (engraving) by Mollet, Jacques (17th century); (add.info)

Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub. 1652 (engraving)
3664595 Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub.1652 (engraving) by Mollet, Noel (17th century); (add.info)

Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub. 1652 (engraving)
3664687 Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub.1652 (engraving) by Mollet, Jacques (17th century); (add.info)

Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub. 1652 (engraving)
3664686 Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub.1652 (engraving) by Mollet, Andre(d.1665); (add.info)

Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub. 1652 (engraving)
3664685 Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub.1652 (engraving) by Mollet, Jacques (17th century); (add.info)

Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub. 1652 (engraving)
3664690 Design for Parterre, from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages, pub.1652 (engraving) by Mollet, Jacques (17th century); (add.info)

Garden of Palazzo Colonna, ca. 1780. Creators: Giovanni Volpato, Louis Ducros
Garden of Palazzo Colonna, ca. 1780

Shakespeares Knot Garden, Stratford-Upon-Avon, c1910. A knot garden is a formal design in a square frame, consisting of a variety of aromatic plants and culinary herbs. [J. Salmon Ltd

Tudor Gardens, Hamilton Gardens, Hamilton, Waikato, North Island, New Zealand

Knot Garden, Dunedin Botanic Garden, Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand

A home-made knot garden, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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Step into the enchanting world of knot gardens, where history and artistry intertwine to create breathtaking landscapes. These meticulously designed gardens have captivated the imaginations of garden enthusiasts for centuries. Dating back to as early as 1652, when intricate engravings from Theatre des Plans et Jardinages showcased the beauty of parterres, knot gardens have stood the test of time. The designs depicted in these engravings served as inspiration for countless gardeners throughout history. One such masterpiece is the Garden of Palazzo Colonna, created around 1780 by Giovanni Volpato and Louis Ducros. This Italian gem showcases a harmonious blend of geometric patterns and vibrant flora, inviting visitors to wander through its symmetrical pathways. Another glimpse into the allure of they can be found at Condover Hall's gardens in 1898. A black-and-white photograph captures this timeless beauty, showcasing perfectly manicured hedges forming elaborate knots that are both visually striking and artistically pleasing. The essence of a knot garden lies in its meticulous design and attention to detail. Each plant is carefully chosen for its color palette and growth habit, ensuring a seamless integration with surrounding elements. The result is an awe-inspiring tapestry that changes with each passing season. These captivating spaces not only serve as havens for relaxation but also provide a window into history. Knot gardens were often associated with grand estates or palaces, symbolizing wealth and prestige during their heyday. Today, knot gardens continue to inspire modern landscape designers who seek to recreate their timeless elegance while adding contemporary touches. Whether it's incorporating native plants or experimenting with unconventional shapes, these reinterpretations pay homage to the rich heritage of these historic masterpieces. So next time you find yourself strolling through a meticulously crafted knot garden like those depicted in ancient engravings or photographs from yesteryears – take a moment to appreciate the artistry behind them.