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Turn of the century British garden expert Gertrude Jekyll likened gardens to fine art. She described the successful garden as a "dream of beauty, a place of perfect rest and refreshment of mind and body--a series of soul-satisfying pictures--a treasure of well set jewels. Writers Marina Harrison and Lucy Rosenfeld share Jekyll's appreciation of gardens and went on a search for the loveliest ones in the Northeast. Their search resulted in the books Gardenwalks, a directory of 101 of the best gardens from Maine to Virginia. Gardenwalks: 101 of the Best Gardens from Maine to Virginia and Gardens Throughout the Country is available from Amazon.com.
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