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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2023 · 34 MIN

What Were The Gardens of Pompeii Like? And How to Grow an Ancient Roman Paradise in Pots On Your Patio

from The Charmed Studio Podcast for Artists · host Thea Fiore-Bloom PhD the blogger behind The Charmed Studio Blog, Michael DeHart Horticulturist

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Did Pompeii have gardens? Absolutely. Behind the walls of ancient Roman villas were lush, imaginative pleasure gardens filled with flowers, fruit trees, fountains, sculptures, and quiet spaces designed for beauty, relaxation, and delight. In this episode, discover what the gardens of Pompeii were really like—and how you can recreate a little piece of that ancient Roman paradise in pots on your own patio. Drawing on insights from Michael DeHart of the Getty Villa, I explore the plants, design ideas, and surprising details that brought Pompeian gardens to life. Whether you’re a history lover, a gardener, or someone who dreams of a more beautiful outdoor space, this episode will transport you nearly 2,000 years into the gardens of ancient Rome.

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