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Parterre

usgb/pɑːrˈter/Volume
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Garden DesignPlay
A parterre is specifically designed following symmetrical patterns and often involves elaborate shapes. SlideVisitors marveled at the intricate parterre at the botanical garden.
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Historical StylePlay
Parterres have a historical association with French gardens of the 16th century, adding a formal element. SlideThe estate's gardens mimic the classic French parterre with its neatly trimmed hedges.
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Not Just FlowersPlay
While flowers are common, parterres can also be made with shrubs, gravel, or colored ground cover. SlideThe gravel parterre had a stunning geometric pattern visible from the manor's upper floors.