Sentence examples for floral gardens from inspiring English sources

The more ambitious French floral gardens today not only are herbaceous, mixed with annuals, but are usually taken care of by only one gardener & are mainly on the estates of the new first generation of rich industrialists.

We visited the exotic floral gardens of Yves Saint Laurent's Jardin Majorelle.

In a new artwork, Jardins d'Été, Quayola is again back in France toying with nature, memory, and reality, but this time morphing the floral gardens of the 10th century castle the Chateau de Chaumont-sur-Loire.

These words, evocative of floral gardens, sidewalk cafes, and wide boulevards, remind us that Spring is one of the loveliest seasons to visit this grande dame of cities. Knowing that I've lived there, when relatives or friends are planning to visit Paris, they often ask me for recommendations of places to stay, see, and dine.

In her written description of "sweethome," which appears in a brochure for the show, the artist describes these objects as "gooey floral gardens inhabited by fake flowers, birds, and butterflies which hang at viewers' eye levels". In the third room, Berry has installed a psychedelic painting made up of snake-shaped swirls and strokes of colors that bleed onto the floor.

Floral garden-party versions appeared at Marc Jacobs, among the myriad flapper dresses.

At the Royal Opera House, Mr. Vilar's "naming" gift was $18 million for what became the Vilar Floral Garden.

£22 per 60g candle, jomalone.co.uk 8. L'ombre Dans L'eau Take a little bit of home away with you with this British floral garden-inspired scent.

It is an important contribution to the history of Adelaide, consisting of a bluestone structure once accompanied by a floral garden and caretaker's cottage.

This is a much more sleek interior than the floral, garden wall motif of Bistro 99, which last occupied these quarters.

So, for instance, I clearly recall what it was like to first pick up those books, with the summer holidays stretching out before me, reclining on a floral garden chair, and disappearing, for days on end, into a land of magic, mystery and menace.