The phrase "classical garden" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a garden with certain design elements which reference a certain period or style of architecture and landscaping. For example, "The courtyard of the palace was surrounded by a classical garden with ornate statues and fountains."
The classical garden lighthouse is a perennial.
The Jardin du Thabor, a pleasant park, has a French classical garden, a rose garden, and a botanical garden.
You get a firsthand sense of the complex stop-and-start movement and expansion and contraction of space that classical garden design creates.
In the 1960s, his penthouse parties became famous, as did a set of illusionistic murals in the solarium, painted by William Hankinson, showing Classical garden scenes.
The neighborhood beauty spot is Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Garden and the adjacent park, which reproduce exactly the tranquil loveliness of the famous gardens of Suzhou in China.
It begins, as do most of the rest, in a vaguely postwar London, where Emma Roberts, the only child of a widowed mother, has become vaguely interested in classical garden design.
In the past decade and a half, Chinese classical gardens have opened in Staten Island in New York, St Louis, Seattle, San Marino in California and Portland, Oregon often with help from Chinese authorities.
Wen was born in Suzhou, a city of canals that remains a veritable museum of classical gardens, most from the Qing dynasty (1644-1912), a few earlier.
The phrase – and the simple presence of Mr Kapoor's sculpture among the classical gardens of Versailles – has generated fury on the French Catholic-conservative Right and on the xenophobic ultra-Right.
While Jean Nouvel makes an argument for how his entry fits into an evolution of Parisian garden design, Mr. Mangin's park appears to be a long-lost sibling to the city's classical gardens.
His garden was "a place apart, if you like a religious place", and the building in question "developed naturally into one which performs the normal functions of temples in classical gardens".
