A botanic garden of quiet ambition, set within the particular landscape of the Isle of Man - where Atlantic weather, Celtic rock, and an unusually mild microclimate converge.
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The commission centred on the garden's Cornus collection, one of the most significant in the British Isles, and called for a landscape framework that could hold both the horticultural rigour of a BGCI-accredited institution and the raw material character of the site. Fieldstone boulders, gathered from the surrounding land, became the structural vocabulary: anchoring beds, marking transitions, and stitching the garden back into the geology beneath it.
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