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Art galleries defy the typical genre of places to go and things to do with toddlers, but Annemarie Gardens offers a unique experience in appreciating fine art.

Use your obelisk to assist a vine, aid a plant with heavy fruit or just decorate an area of your garden.

Aurora Health Care's St. Luke's Medical Center is a Milwaukee hospital that opened its healing garden in June to help care for body, mind and spirit.

Bring frog art to the garden with these whimsical water features. Amphibian lovers will adore these pond ornaments.

From the ancient yew sculptures of Cumbria's Levens Hall to the long rippling hedges of London's Thames Barrier Park, we explore Britain's best winter topiary gardens

Anyone interested in visiting Vienna should first learn about this fascinating city's history, art, architecture, culture, music and famous residents.

Carruth Studio in Waterville, Ohio, creates whimsical garden art. George Carruth, creator of Garden Smiles, shares the influences and inspirations of this artist's work.

The orange tree has many healing properties; there are different species of citrus orange, although medicinal uses of the differing oranges are similar.

The National Memorial Arboretum is a stunning example of how we honour our war dead. A Chapel, gardens, trees and sculptures provide a living memorial for the future.

One of the largest continuously-running outdoor craft markets in the U.S. takes place every Saturday and Sunday from March to Christmas Eve near Portland's waterfront.

Rain chains or Kusari Doi are an alternative to downspouts. These metal chains funnel water to a pond, barrel, or water garden below and act as garden water art.

Sardinia has two faces: the coast with its resorts and hotels and the mountainous interior, the mysterious Barbagia region with many small mountain villages.

It can be difficult to find the prefect gift to remember and celebrate the wonderful memories during a wedding anniversary. Here are some ideas to make shopping easier.

Paris is full of opportunities to experience art and culture in so many forms it can be dizzying. Here is a short list of museums to get you started.