Young Man stands on a Japanese Bridge in the Zen Garden, designed and built at the Bermuda Botanical Gardens and opened in 2008
Young Man stands on a Japanese Bridge in the Zen Garden, one of four new formal gardens designed and built at the Bermuda Botanical Gardens and opened in 2008. Originally opened in 1898 the Bermuda Botanical Gardens feature 36 acres of trees, flowers and shrubs. All are clearly labelled making it the place to come if you want to identify the fantastic flora you have seen on your Bermuda vacation. John Lennon visited the gardens in 1980 and named his subsequent album ‘Double Fantasy’ after a flower he spotted here. In April 2008, a five-year project transforming the Botanical Gardens by introducing historical designs came to fruition. The new Formal Gardens feature a new exhibit featuring a Japanese Zen Garden, 17th Century-style English Parterre Garden, 12th Century-style Persian Garden and Tudor-style children's Maze Garden. The development increases the Botanical Gardens' aesthetic appeal, and will help the location serve as an attraction for tourists and locals alike. Each of the four gardens is about 90-square feet and has themed plants, and they are all separated by a central viewing gazebo. Working locals can sit there on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon in the summer and de-stress. The gardens give further appeal to the locale for wedding photographs
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Location: The Bermuda Botanical Gardens, Paget Parish, Bermuda
Photo credit: © John Gaffen 2 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
Model Released: Yes
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