Gardens

The Meaning of Gardens explores the garden as an idea of religion or society, as a physical place with materials and objects, and as an action. A garden can be a representation of faith, as it plays a vital creation role in many religions ( i.e., the Garden of Eden). It also takes a spiritual mind to understand and value a garden in a higher level than the physical plant. Many gardens also act as …showed first 75 words of 292 total…

…showed last 75 words of 292 total…peacefulness, beauty, personal connection with nature, and healthy natural environment. As an example of a unique cultural use of garden, the text shows us the Hmong family’s garden. After immigrating to America from Laos, their garden fulfilled a greater purpose than providing food to eat; it became a place of refuge. It was a place for the people to come together and socialize in their native languages, a place of connection to their peoples.