The Tudor Garden, Hamilton, was inspired by the likes of Shakespeare and King Henry VIII.
It reflects the fascination the sixteenth century had with geometric patterns and symbolism with double meanings.
Tudor gardens were typical for having mythical beasts on poles.
The design was inspired by Tudor mathematician Thomas Hill, who wrote books about gardening.
On top of green and white poles stand mythical creatures adorned with the Tudor rose which represents the end of the civil war.
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