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| It is not an institutional, formal garden but rather a free-flowing one that feels as comfortable as your own backyard. From a small window box to enormous formal gardens, millions of men and women derived an abiding satisfaction from gardens. Susan has been afraid of the garden even before her brother became ill: now she must push his wheelchair into the garden daily to satisfy his sense of impending action there, and the strange formal gardens seem to reach out for them with its mazes and mysteries. |
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formal garden - a garden laid out on regular lines with plants arranged in symmetrical locations or in geometrical designs