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For Christmas in
2004, Dr. George Boswell surprised his family by giving them the joyous
gift of the Boswell Family Garden at the Dallas Arboretum. They were
thrilled and instantly began making plans for the Garden opening in
spring of 2006.
This beautiful
garden, designed by landscape architect Warren Johnson of Fallcreek
Gardens, will comprise the area north of the McCasland Sunken Garden with the
gazebo, octagonal fountain and Magnolia Allee serving as natural
boundaries.
As guests enter the garden
from the octagonal fountain, an overlook provides a beautiful,
unexpected view of the new space. A wall provides the backbone of the
garden, with a series of circular buttresses that will be covered with
red cascade rose trellises. Symmetrical, serpentine plantings mirrored
by topiary hollies surround a circular lawn area. Cubed topiary hedges
and a red and yellow-leafed barberry hedge in a double-helix
configuration align the existing walk to the McCasland Sunken Garden.
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