Philosophical garden

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Philosophical garden of Erasmus House in Anderlecht

A philosophical garden is a garden whose design reflects the teachings and practices of a philosophical school. Zen gardens are both philosophical and religious.

Example[]

The Erasmus House in Anderlecht (Brussels) and Foxfire Botanical Garden are examples of philosophical gardens.

See also[]

• List of garden types
• Sacred tree

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