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Symbolizes purification, fluidity of life, and the subconscious mind. Often utilized in gardens to promote a sense of tranquility.

Symbolizes organization of space, human control over nature, and cultivation of land with aesthetic purposes.

Represents a journey or quest for self-knowledge, with a path leading to enlightenment. It's a meditative tool.

Symbolizes man's control over nature, with meticulously trimmed and shaped plants.

Symbolizes fertility, abundance, and the forbidden or divine knowledge, as seen in various mythologies.

Represents complexity, challenge, and the confusion of life's journey, leading to eventual triumph upon finding the center or exit.

Embodies rejuvenation, the flow of energy or life, and often wealth or prosperity.

Connotes the presence of historical, mythological, or cultural importance. Adds narrative and depth to garden designs.

Symbolizes healing, practicality, and the earth's bounty. Represents the harmonious relationship between humans and nature.

Signifies shelter, growth, and the love and connection between people, often used in garden weddings.

Stands for leisure, community gathering, and viewing the beauty of the landscape. It embodies social interaction.

Stands for sorrow, mourning, but also healing and growth. Commonly found near water features.

Embodies love, beauty, and often secrecy. Different colors of roses have varied meanings.

Conveys safety, seclusion, and contemplation. It reflects a paradise or a removed space for peaceful thought.

Exemplifies the passage of time, mortality, and the constant change in life.

Implies secrecy, contemplation, and often religious or mysterious significance, used as a retreat or hermitage.

Signifies meditation, mindfulness, and the essence of nature. It's intended to represent the intimate essence of the natural world.

Symbolizes transition, progress, and connection. Bridges in gardens often represent overcoming obstacles.

Represents rays of the sun, connection with the divine, and commemorates historical events or persons.