[Quantum]

These gardens look great, don't you agree?

http://www.oddee.com/item_97211.aspx

[KlassWar]

Some of them do (especially the Chinese and Japanese gardens): Others are just ugly bourgeois decadence.

[Zenno]

These gardens look great, don't you agree?

Ten great examples of utter perversity!

Why do they have to torture Nature for no good reason at all?

In my garden, Nature gardens not me.

[The Clockwork Rat]

Some of them do (especially the Chinese and Japanese gardens): Others are just ugly bourgeois decadence.

As gardens I totally agree. As sculptures, the rest do have some merit.

[Lensky1917]

Since plants take in carbon dioxide that you breathe out, and talking to them can actually help them, aren't they all breathtaking?

[Daktoria]

7, 9, and 10 are boring.

The rest are pretty vibrant. I got a kick out of the one in Pattaya. Gotta wonder how many people bring dates to that one.

[Zenno]

Others are just ugly bourgeois decadence.

Why is it that marxists can't differentiate between "bourgeois" and "feudal". Or do you think that Louis XIV at his palace in Versaille was the first of the bourgeois?

[Jackal]

My favorites were the ones in the Netherlands, Canada and China. I am not too fond of the one in Minneapolis.

[Kon]

I live near the Butchart Gardens, they are very beautiful. A great representation of the crazy variety of plants that can be grown in this biome, but it doesn't really celebrate the regions awesome local plants/