The largest of the gardens with a beautiful formal lawn criss-crossed with little hedgerows and flowers. It frames the castle like an English country estate. The Moongate Garden occupies a large portion of the western side, and the eastern side is divided between formal and organic paths. A patio with tables and umbrellas defines the easternmost edge up against the Arts and Industry Building. The most famous of the focus points is the monumental Andrew Jackson urn; however, a little side water feature with a whimsical "coral reef" made of pumice rock, succulents and ceramic fish was my favorite.
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