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  • En (En)
    • It (It)
  • Festival
    • Il Manifesto
    • Gallery
    • About
  • IV edition
    • The Garden of Plants
    • Landscape designers
    • 2023 Jury
    • 2023 Sponsors
  • Botanical Park
    • Permanent Installations
    • Educational Gardens
    • Horticultural Park
  • Previous editions
    • 2019 Edition
    • 2021 Edition
  • Activity
    • Garden Appointments
    • Taking garden design inspiration from the wild landscape of Sicily
    • Call for Ideas 2023
    • Call for Volunteers 2023
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    • Call for Ideas Keep Alive fhe Sense of Wonder
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The Womb Garden

When describing nature, we often use the terms “Mother Earth” or “Mother Nature” and rightfully so. From our earliest stages our mothers provide protection, nourishment, and comfort. In the womb, a child relies on its mother for provision. Similarly, we rely on Mother Nature for all we need to survive. The Womb Garden invites visitors to reflect on our need for nature. The garden austere façade is symbolic of our modern lives: barren, harsh, and often bleak. However, glimpses of greenery peeking above the exterior veil urge visitors to seek out the peaceful respite within. An arching path leads individuals into a small clearing surrounded by a dense envelop of vegetation. This lush cover of planting provides a space of serenity and reflection where individuals are allowed to be nurtured by nature and truly appreciate our place within the landscape. The plants within the garden represent our global landscape, with vegetation arranged in zones corresponding the plant’s region of origin. Visitors are encouraged to consider the connectivity of our international ecologies and the beauty of earth’s botanic and cultural diversity.

DESIGNER: Thomas Brown
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Botanica S.r.l.
Strada 17, N. 19
Fraz. di S. Leonardello – Giarre (CT)
Tel. +39 095 964154
Mail: festival@radicepurafestival.com

  • En (En)
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  • Festival
    • Il Manifesto
    • Gallery
    • About
  • IV edition
    • The Garden of Plants
    • Landscape designers
    • 2023 Jury
    • 2023 Sponsors
  • Botanical Park
    • Permanent Installations
    • Educational Gardens
    • Horticultural Park
  • Previous editions
    • 2019 Edition
    • 2021 Edition
  • Activity
    • Garden Appointments
    • Taking garden design inspiration from the wild landscape of Sicily
    • Call for Ideas 2023
    • Call for Volunteers 2023
    • Call for Mosaicists
    • Call for Ideas Keep Alive fhe Sense of Wonder
  • Plan your visit
    • Ticket
    • How to get here
    • Where to stay
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