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Garden Map

1Garden Viewpoint
2Grand Staircase
3White Garden
4English Cottage Garden
5French Potager
6Victorian Foot Bridge
7Cascading Waterfall
8Sanctuary Garden
9Woodland Garden
10Water Garden
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Garden Viewpoint

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Take in the entire garden vista from the 19th-century wrought iron gazebo that made its way from its maker in Colonial India to our 21st-century garden in Scholls, Oregon.

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Grand Staircase

Grand Staircase Picture

From Versailles to Villa d’Este, every major garden in Europe has a grand staircase. Our modest version cascades down from our home, past the Koi pool and lawn and into the garden rooms.

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White Garden

White Garden Picture

Vita Sackville-West, the 20th century English poet and writer, created a white garden in 1949 at Sissinghurst in Kent, England. It is so lovely, we were inspired to create our own.

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English Cottage Garden

English Cottage Garden

The quintessential English flower garden was first created by tenants living in cottages and working on vast estates of the English gentry. Ours recalls gardens at Gravetye Manor and Great Dixter in Sussex.

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French Potager

French Potager Picture

Vegetable gardens began in medieval times within the walls of monasteries across Europe. In a bow to their religious beliefs, the gardens contained four sections, representing a cross, and a
water feature.

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Victorian Foot Bridge

Victorian Foot Bridge

Oakwood Gardens has picturesque bridges gracing its meandering stream, inspired by vast estates in England and those found at small jewel-like gardens, such as Monet’s in Giverny, France.

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Cascading Waterfall

Cascading Waterfall Picture

A cascading waterfall adds nature’s music to the gardens. Be sure to listen to the calming sounds of the Lionhead fountain in the White Garden, Haddonstone fountain in the Potager, and the stillness of the reflecting pool in the Sanctuary Garden.

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Sanctuary Garden

Sanctuary Garden Picture

A garden should bring you in harmony with nature and quiet your soul. We created the Sanctuary Garden for just this purpose – moments of tranquility, reflection and thoughtfulness.

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Woodland Garden

Woodland Garden Pic

A sign in the Lost Gardens of Heligan, in Cornwall, England, says, “Woods are meant to be walked through not around.” Stroll through our woodland garden and enjoy a picnic in the Amish Wedding Gazebo.

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Water Garden

Water Garden Picture

Prince Charles believes gardens need two things: rich soil and water. A series of ponds, bogs and plantings are reminiscent of Monet’s Lily Garden in Giverny and Beth Chatto’s bog garden in Sussex.


Oakwood Gardens Gathering Hall

Gathering House

The grand gardens of Europe often provide a place to rest, gather and reflect on the surrounding beauty. Our Gathering Hall was created for that very reason – for family, friends and guests to relax amongst nature.

The symbolism of the hex signs

The symbolism of the hex signs - hex sign for Oakwood Gardens

Hex signs are old-world icons found on barns across Europe and America. They symbolize good luck, protect farmers, their families, livestock and crops.

The Oakwood Gardens hex sign features honeybees and sunflowers, symbolizing life’s sweetness and the connection between all living things.

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Bird's Eye View of the Gardens
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Bird's Eye View of the Gardens
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