The garden surrounds the nineteenth-century
neoclassical country villa.
The project was begun in 2000 by Rossella Pezzino
de
Geronimo with the aim of creating a contemporary flower garden
combining well-known Mediterranean flower species with rare tropical
and subtropical plants.
The garden is arranged like a series of rooms, with a natural,
rather than a geometric look; a place that is revealed a little at a
time, in which the common thread is the colours and scents of
climbing plants and flowering shrubs, primarily subtropical species,
but above all rare plants and water.
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July 2011