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	Academic garden and Labyrinth of nature and garden paradise SOUTH MORAVIA The Labyrinth of Natural and Garden Paradise comprises eleven compositionally linked gardens, presenting, in a very small space, the use of plants in a variety of themed groups and forms. These gardens are as follows: Silver Garden (with a range of perennial and wood plants of Mediterranean origin); English Flower Garden (with attributes of the classic flower gardens of the late 19th and early 20th centuries); Peony, Iris and Hibiscus Garden (containing a group of plants popular throughout history for their unique aesthetic and symbolic
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	Mendel University Botanical Garden and Arboretum SOUTH MORAVIA The Botanical Garden and Arboretum is a teaching and purpose-built facility belonging to Mendel University in Brno. It was established in 1938 by Prof. Augustin Bayer, on an area of 2 ha; in 1967, it was extended to its current area of 11 ha. The site is divided into five themed parts. The arboretum’s collections comprise up to 4000 orchid taxa, 300 Tillandsia taxa, 200 perennials, 350 cultivars of large-flowered iris, 500 rock plants and wood plant taxa. The garden is situated at an altitude of 220 m – 250 m, with an average annual
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	Jurkovič Villa SOUTH MORAVIA Both garden and villa were designed by celebrated architect Dušan Jurkovič for his family and friends. Along with the villa, the garden has been restored in accordance with the original plans; it was opened to the public in 2011. The garden’s character is determined by the fruit trees which supplement the beds of roses and other perennials that bloom in the course of the year. At the edges of the garden are its utilitarian parts, which include a vine and currant bushes.
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	Regional Museum in Mikulov – Chateau SOUTH MORAVIA The chateau at Mikulov and its terraced gardens have a long and complicated history – from fortress to Renaissance residence and Baroque chateau to a time when they almost disappeared. As the chateau has exchanged one style for another, so, too, have the terraces of the gardens – on numerous occasions. The first mention of a garden at the chateau at Mikulov dates to the late 16th/early 17th century. Subsequently, the garden developed from a formal parterre de broderie to a romantic arrangement typical of the 19th century. Until the
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	Bučovice Chateau SOUTH MORAVIA The geometric (formal) garden is in front of the chateau’s west façade. It originated between 1567 and 1575, as part of the walled-in grounds of the chateau. It was first mentioned in writing in 1613. The grounds as a whole testify to the original design of the chateau in the style of the late Italian Renaissance (palazzo in fortezza). They include a Renaissance-style garden, castle walls with bastions and a moat. Unlike most Renaissance chateaux in the Czech Republic, Bučovice is not a remodelling of an older residence such as a
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	Kunštát Chateau SOUTH MORAVIA The garden and park are integral parts of the Kunštát Chateau, which has been declared a national monument. Records kept from the 17th to the 20th century show that the original Flower Garden in Renaissance style was modified in the course of the 19th century. The park was established at the end of the 18th century.
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