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* ''Literature/TheScholomance'': The Scholomance's gymnasium generates an immersive illusion of a beautiful garden complex after its magic is repaired in ''The Last Graduate''. After almost a year of UnresolvedSexualTension, Orion asks Galadriel on a picnic date there, and they end up having TheirFirstTime in the gazebo.
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* There's an old Christian hymn "In the Garden", inspired by the writer's morning meditations:
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--> And the voice I hear falling on my ear, the Son of God discloses
--> And he walks with me, and he talks with me, and he tells me I am his own
--> And the joy we share as we tarry there, none other has ever known
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* ''Film/JustLikeHeaven'': David and Elizabeth bond when he reveals he used to work as a landscape architect and takes her to visit one of the gardens he designed. On seeing it, Elizabeth reveals that she used to dream about a garden exactly like it (which the audience saw her doing in the opening scene of the movie). At the end of the movie Elizabeth finally breaks through her post-coma amnesia when she sees that David built a garden on the roof of her apartment building, something she'd always planned to do and told him about while still a ghost.
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* ''Literature/TheLittleHouse'' sees the trope both Invoked and Downplayed as the amorous Marquis Trémicour provides a tour of his ''petite maison'' to the flirtatious Mélite, in the hopes that showing off his private retreat will aid him in seducing her:
** Downplayed: The first portion of the tour winds through the manicured forecourt (front lawn) of Trémicour's property. The miniature dairy, stables, lawn and fountains are all designed in a charming pastoral style that hardly hints at the luxurious apartments within the maison, nor the bustle of the busy Parisian streets beyond the walls. Mélite is so distracted by the delightful gardens (and more than happy to tease Trémicour) that she has to be cajoled into leaving them behind to begin the house tour proper - not so much a garden of "love" in this case as one of "flirtation."
** Invoked: Once night has fallen, Trémicour guides Mélite to the back garden of his residence for a spectacular private concert and fireworks show. The gardens themselves are styled like the interior rooms of his ''petite maison'', with paths that mimic hallways and artfully arranged "rooms" of flower beds and statuary. The narration mentions that he sought out the help of a famous set designer to illuminate the gardens with beautiful lanterns in order to create a romantic atmosphere. Mélite is nearly overcome by the experience and fairly swoons into his arms.
** Downplayed: The first portion of the tour winds through the manicured forecourt (front lawn) of Trémicour's property. The miniature dairy, stables, lawn and fountains are all designed in a charming pastoral style that hardly hints at the luxurious apartments within the maison, nor the bustle of the busy Parisian streets beyond the walls. Mélite is so distracted by the delightful gardens (and more than happy to tease Trémicour) that she has to be cajoled into leaving them behind to begin the house tour proper - not so much a garden of "love" in this case as one of "flirtation."
** Invoked: Once night has fallen, Trémicour guides Mélite to the back garden of his residence for a spectacular private concert and fireworks show. The gardens themselves are styled like the interior rooms of his ''petite maison'', with paths that mimic hallways and artfully arranged "rooms" of flower beds and statuary. The narration mentions that he sought out the help of a famous set designer to illuminate the gardens with beautiful lanterns in order to create a romantic atmosphere. Mélite is nearly overcome by the experience and fairly swoons into his arms.
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* In ''Manga/AkagamiNoShirayukihime'', Zen and Shirayuki have a number of late-night and early morning impromptu romantic meetings in the beautiful garden connected to the wing of the castle Izana signed over to Zen and his personal retinue.
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* In ''Manga/AkagamiNoShirayukihime'', ''Manga/SnowWhiteWithTheRedHair'', Zen and Shirayuki have a number of late-night and early morning impromptu romantic meetings in the beautiful garden connected to the wing of the castle Izana signed over to Zen and his personal retinue.
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* In the short story "Rappaccini's Daughter" by Creator/NathanielHawthorne, this overlaps with the GardenOfEvil: Giovanni and the MadScientistsBeautifulDaughter Beatrice become infatuated with each other when they meet in her father's walled garden, and he frequently compares her beauty to that of the flowers. He's right: all of the plants are grown for their toxicity and she has been transformed into a PoisonousPerson by being raised in the garden. [[spoiler:It ends badly for both of them.]]
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* In the short story "Rappaccini's Daughter" by Creator/NathanielHawthorne, this overlaps with the GardenOfEvil: Giovanni and the MadScientistsBeautifulDaughter Beatrice when become infatuated with each other when they meet in her father's walled garden, and he frequently compares her beauty to that of the flowers. He's right: all of the plants are grown for their toxicity and she has been transformed into a PoisonousPerson by being raised in the garden. [[spoiler:It ends badly for both of them.]]
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* ''Literature/AmaranthineSaga'': Amarathine Fox Clan custom dictates that a male should bring his mate back to a den he has built for her, but due to his centuries-long enslavement, Argent has virtually nothing of material worth to bring to his marriage to Tsumiko, who already owns the house they will live in, so their honeymoon takes place in the conservatory that Argent has made his secret sanctuary over the years. Tsumiko is initially dismayed by the idea, but chooses to not protest, knowing that Argent has already compromised many of his own cultural expectations for her.
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* ''Literature/AmaranthineSaga'': Amarathine Fox Clan custom dictates that a male should bring his mate back to a den he has built for her, but due to his centuries-long enslavement, Argent has virtually nothing of material worth to bring to his marriage to Tsumiko, who already owns the house they will live in, so their honeymoon takes place in the conservatory that Argent has made his secret sanctuary over the years. Tsumiko is initially dismayed by the idea, idea but chooses to not protest, knowing that Argent has already compromised many of his own cultural expectations for her.
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* In the first ''Literature/{{Evernight}}'' book, Bianca and Lucas have their {{first kiss}} in a gazebo in the grounds of Evernight Academy, which is also Bianca first ever kiss. The romantic moment is [[MomentKiller ruined]] when [[spoiler: Bianca loses control of her vampire nature and bites Lucas, causing him to be knocked unconscious]], though it still results in a RelationshipUpgrade. Later in ''Stargazer'', the two meet and reconcile at the same gazebo after they temporarily broke up.
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* ''Series/TheWhiteQueen'': Anne Neville and Richard of Gloucester secretly meet twice in a garden at night while they try to figure out how to free her from George of Clarence's guardianship. The PuppyLove that they once felt for each other during their youths gradually blossoms into true love during these furtive encounters. It culminates in a marriage proposal, a LoveConfession and their FirstKiss.
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* ''Film/EllaEnchanted'': Char takes Ella to the castle's hall of mirrors in order to propose to her, just as his father had done to his mother. Although indoors, it's covered in plant life, making the room look like a garden. The moment is subverted, however: during the scene Ella struggles to not stab him as she was ordered to, and cannot agree to the proposal despite being in love with him.
* ''Film/EllaEnchanted'': Char takes Ella to the castle's hall of mirrors in order to propose to her, just as his father had done to his mother. Although indoors, it's covered in plant life, making the room look like a garden. The moment is subverted, however: during the scene Ella struggles to not stab him as she was ordered to, and cannot agree to the proposal despite being in love with him.
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* In ''Film/{{Ophelia}}'', Hamlet and Ophelia have a slightly awkward yet sweet moment in the castle garden early in their courtship, during which Hamlet takes a ribbon from her hair as a token.
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* In the ''Literature/CaptivePrince'' short story "The Summer Palace", set after the main trilogy, Damen and Laurent finally have the free time to visit Damen's summer palace, an oceanside estate that's open to its many gardens and outdoor baths. They have a tender tryst outside and start to come to terms the pain they'd caused each other when they were enemies.
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** Rand and his eventual love interest Elayne meet when he [[LiterallyFallingInLove falls off a wall]] and into her garden, moving her to bandage a cut he got on the way down. It becomes much more awkward for him when he realizes he's inadvertently trespassing in the royal palace grounds.
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-->'''Laurent:''' The night you told me about this place, it was the first time that I ever thought about the future. I thought about coming here. I thought about... being with you. It meant something to me that you suggested it.
-->'''Laurent:''' The night you told me about this place, it was the first time that I ever thought about the future. I thought about coming here. I thought about... being with you. It meant something to me that you suggested it.
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Sometimes, the state of a garden is used to illuminate a character's inner nature. A [[CaringGardener well-tended garden]] indicates virtues such as diligence, devotion, and a love of beauty, qualities that can endear a potential lover to their beloved. It's also an ideal place to pick up and give FlowersOfRomance to their loved ones.
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* ''Literature/{{Emma}}'': Emma and Mr Knightley declare their feelings to each other in the Hartfield shrubbery. The following day, they "steal" half an hour to go over the same ground, literally and figuratively, to enjoy some time alone as a new couple. They tell others about their love and intention to get married after some time.
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* ''WesternAnimation/AroundTheWorldWithWillyFog'': Princess Romy and Mr Fog have a lovely outing in park in Singapore. The place is in full bloom. Mr Fog picks up a flower for her, which she loves and starts dancing with it, and then she picks a flower for him and puts it on the lapel of his suit. Definite ShipTease.
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* ''VisualNovel/{{Bloodbound}}'': Kamilah and Amy visit Marcel Lafayette's nocturnal garden, where they talk about love and end up cuddling.
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* In ''Literature/NoughtsAndCrosses'' [[StarCrossedLovers Sephy and Callum]] often meet in the rose garden near her house. They are forbidden from seeing each other and the garden is the place where they meet in secret.
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* In Rodgers and Hammerstein's ''Film/{{Cinderella}}'', Cinderella and Prince Christopher spend time in the castle's garden getting to know each other. In the 1997 version, it's also where they share a kiss.
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* Implied in ''VideoGame/{{Furi}}''. The Song will ask you to stay in her garden forever and try to prevent your escape. If you [[NonStandardGameOver choose to stay with her]], she will promise to take care of you and "be yours".
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The garden and its fruits also hold [[RuleOfSymbolism metaphorical significance]]. They can symbolize fertility, creation, desire, the blossoming of new life, and may hearken to [[{{Arcadia}} an earthly paradise]] or a reflection of Eden. The garden may be used as an allegorical setting, usually representing love itself, the beloved, or (in religious and spiritual works) God's love for humanity.
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* In the short story "Rappaccini's Daughter" by Creator/NathanielHawthorne, this overlaps with the GardenOfEvil: Giovanni becomes infatuated with the MadScientistsBeautifulDaughter Beatrice when he sees her in the family garden and frequently compares her beauty to that of the flowers. He's right: all of the plants are grown for their toxicity and she has been transformed into a PoisonousPerson by being raised in the garden. Happy as she is to meet him there, it ends badly for both of them.
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* In ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'', the iconic first encounter between Romeo and Juliet takes place in Capulet's garden, with Juliet speaking from the balcony.
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* In ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', Eowyn and Faramir first meet in the gardens of the Houses of Healing, where they recuperate after the Battle of the Pelennor Fields and eventually fall in love with each other.
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* In ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', Eowyn Éowyn and Faramir first meet in the gardens of the Houses of Healing, where they recuperate after the Battle of the Pelennor Fields and eventually fall in love with each other.
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* A set of [[Myth/MesopotamianMythology Mesopotamian love lyrics]] celebrates the relationship between the god Nabu and his divine consort Tasmetu, who playfully make love in a garden. Originating in Neo-Assyrian Nineveh, the composition makes the trope one of TheOldestOnesInTheBook.
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* A set of [[Myth/MesopotamianMythology Mesopotamian love lyrics]] celebrates the relationship between the god Nabu and his divine consort Tasmetu, Tašmetu, who playfully make love in a garden. Originating in Neo-Assyrian Nineveh, the composition makes the trope one of TheOldestOnesInTheBook.
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-> The garden of love is green without limit
-> and yields many fruits other than sorrow or joy.
-> Love is beyond either condition:
-> without spring, without autumn, it is always fresh.
-->-- '''Rumi''', Masnavi I
From Hebrew scripture and Persian poetry to the English classics, gardens have been a [[TheOldestOnesInTheBook timeless setting]] for romance to bloom and lovers to meet.
Historically, public gardens were a shared space. As a popular destination for social outings, relaxation, and the enjoyment of nature, they provided the perfect occasion for chance encounters between potential lovers. Likewise, private gardens were host to social gatherings where friends and distant acquaintances could reconnect and grow closer. As a communal space, gardens are a useful location for the cultivation of cross-gender relationships, where interactions between men and women were more limited and scrutinized than they are today.
Encircled by natural splendor and filled with the fragrance of flowers, a garden is an ideal setting for love to take root, grow, and blossom. One seeking beauty in nature might just find beauty in other places. Gardens often provide a degree of privacy, making them a perfect location for secret meetings or [[StarCrossedLovers forbidden affairs]]. Secluded groves and hidden enclaves offer a refuge for lovers away from prying eyes of potential onlookers.
The garden and its fruits also hold [[RuleOfSymbolism metaphorical significance]]. They can symbolize fertility, creation, desire, the blossoming of new life, and may hearken to [[{{Arcadia}} an earthly paradise]] or a reflection of Eden. The garden may be used as an allegorical setting, usually representing love itself, the beloved, or (in religious and spiritual works) God's love for humanity.
Sometimes, the state of a garden is used to illuminate a character's inner nature. A [[CaringGardener well-tended garden]] indicates virtues such as diligence, devotion, and a love of beauty, qualities that can endear a potential lover to their beloved.
Contrast GardenOfEvil.
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!!Examples:
[[AC: Anime and Manga]]
* In ''Manga/AkagamiNoShirayukihime'', Zen and Shirayuki have a number of late night and early morning impromptu romantic meetings in the beautiful garden connected to the wing of the castle Izana signed over to Zen and his personal retinue.
[[AC: Film]]
* In Rodgers and Hammerstein's ''Film/{{Cinderella}}'', Cinderella and Prince Christopher spend time in the castle's garden getting to know each other. In the 1997 version, it's also where they share a kiss.
* ''Film/EllaEnchanted'': Char takes Ella to the castle's hall of mirrors in order to propose to her, just as his father had done to his mother. Although indoors, it's covered in plant life, making the room look like a garden. The moment is subverted, however: during the scene Ella struggles to not stab him as she was ordered to, and cannot agree to the proposal despite being in love with him.
[[AC: Literature]]
* Gardens are a stock motif in Persian literature, notably among poets such as Creator/{{Rumi}}, who employ the trope in both physical and spiritual contexts. Ottoman Turkish poets influenced by the Persian greats followed in their footsteps.
* As seen in ''Literature/TheCanterburyTales'', it was a common medieval trope:
** In the Merchant's Tale, Januarie [[MayDecemberRomance marries a much younger woman]], May, and builds her a beautiful garden, where they do "things that were not done in bed". Later, May and her lover Damyan have sex in one of the garden's trees. This happens in the presence of Januarie himself, but because the old man is blind, he is initially unaware of their actions.
** In the Knight's Tale, the eponymous pair of knights are imprisoned in a tower overlooking the palace garden, where they first spot Princess Emelye (Emily) picking flowers. They both fall for her instantly, and the LoveTriangle resulting from this incident drives the rest of the narrative.
* In the Creator/NathanielHawthorne short story "Rappaccini's Daughter", this overlaps with the GardenOfEvil: Giovanni becomes infatuated with the MadScientistsBeautifulDaughter Beatrice when he sees her in the family garden and frequently compares her beauty to that of the flowers. He's right: all of the plants are grown for their toxicity and she has been transformed into a PoisonousPerson by being raised in the garden. Happy as she is to meet him there, it ends badly for both of them.
* ''Literature/LesMiserables'': Marius first sees Cosette when she is walking with Valjean at the Luxembourg Garden, and instantly falls for her beauty. Later, the two secretly meet in the garden at her house on Rue Plumet, where they eventually profess their love for one another.
* In ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', Eowyn and Faramir first meet in the gardens of the Houses of Healing, where they recuperate after the Battle of the Pelennor Fields and eventually fall in love with each other.
* ''Literature/PrideAndPrejudice'': Elizabeth Bennet recognizes Darcy as a worthy man while touring the grounds of Pemberley, discerning that the care he gives his garden is an indicator of his true character. When asked, she even cites her experience as the point she began to fall in love with him:
--> It has been coming on so gradually, that I hardly know when it began. But I believe I must date it from my first seeing his beautiful grounds at Pemberley.
* Subverted in the Literature/SherlockHolmes story "Literature/TheValleyOfFear". While investigating the victim's death, Watson finds the widow and the dead man's best friend laughing merrily in the garden. Their attitude makes him think they killed the husband to pursue an affair in peace, as neither looks particularly distraught by the death. [[spoiler:They both know the husband is actually alive, as they helped disguise the would-be assassin's corpse as his own.]]
* ''Literature/TheWheelOfTime'':
** Rand and his eventual love interest Elayne meet when he [[LiterallyFallingInLove falls off a wall]] and into her garden, moving her to bandage a cut he got on the way down. It becomes much more awkward for him when he realizes he's inadvertently trespassing in the royal palace grounds.
** After much BelligerentSexualTension, [[spoiler:Mat and Tuon]] consummate their relationship in the Ebou Dark palace garden. In the morning, he's quite embarrassed to realize that a full squad of her guards were also present at a discreet distance.
[[AC: Live-Action Television]]
* ''Series/MagnificentCentury'': Hatice and Ibrahim secretly meet in the palace gardens, where they can speak openly to one another and continue their forbidden courtship. After they marry, the garden continues to serve as an important place of reunion and reconciliation in their relationship throughout the series.
* ''Series/MagnificentCenturyKosem'':
** Anastasia and Ahmed first meet when he finds her climbing the walls of a private garden terrace, attempting to escape; she loses her footing and [[LiterallyFallingInLove falls on top of him]]. [[spoiler: When he is close to death, he asks to be brought to place they met, where he dies in her arms]].
** Gevherhan and Silahtar affirm their love for one another in the imperial garden, the setting for many key moments in the development of their relationship.
* ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'': In the series finale, the Moze-Ned-Suzie LoveTriangle is resolved when Ned and Moze meet up in the museum's garden and finally acknowledge their feelings for each other.
[[AC: Mythology and Religion]]
* A set of [[Myth/MesopotamianMythology Mesopotamian love lyrics]] celebrates the relationship between the god Nabu and his divine consort Tasmetu, who playfully make love in a garden. Originating in Neo-Assyrian Nineveh, the composition makes the trope one of TheOldestOnesInTheBook.
* Literature/SongOfSongs extensively employs garden imagery to describe the erotic love between the speaker and her beloved.
[[AC: Theatre]]
* ''Theatre/LesMiserables'': The "A Heart Full of Love" sequence, in which Marius and Cosette romance each other, is set in the garden of her house on Rue Plumet. In the song's second-act reprise, Valjean uses the trope a metaphor as he reflects upon his daughter's blossoming relationship.
--> ''Love is the garden of the young...''
* In ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'', the iconic first encounter between Romeo and Juliet takes place in Capulet's garden, with Juliet speaking from the balcony.
[[AC: Video Games]]
* Implied in ''VideoGame/{{Furi}}''. The Song will ask you to stay in her garden forever and try to prevent your escape. If you [[NonStandardGameOver choose to stay with her]], she will promise to take care of you and "be yours".
[[AC: Visual Novel]]
* ''VisualNovel/{{Bloodbound}}'': Kamilah and Amy visit Marcel Lafayette's nocturnal garden, where they talk about love and end up cuddling.
-> The garden of love is green without limit
-> and yields many fruits other than sorrow or joy.
-> Love is beyond either condition:
-> without spring, without autumn, it is always fresh.
-->-- '''Rumi''', Masnavi I
From Hebrew scripture and Persian poetry to the English classics, gardens have been a [[TheOldestOnesInTheBook timeless setting]] for romance to bloom and lovers to meet.
Historically, public gardens were a shared space. As a popular destination for social outings, relaxation, and the enjoyment of nature, they provided the perfect occasion for chance encounters between potential lovers. Likewise, private gardens were host to social gatherings where friends and distant acquaintances could reconnect and grow closer. As a communal space, gardens are a useful location for the cultivation of cross-gender relationships, where interactions between men and women were more limited and scrutinized than they are today.
Encircled by natural splendor and filled with the fragrance of flowers, a garden is an ideal setting for love to take root, grow, and blossom. One seeking beauty in nature might just find beauty in other places. Gardens often provide a degree of privacy, making them a perfect location for secret meetings or [[StarCrossedLovers forbidden affairs]]. Secluded groves and hidden enclaves offer a refuge for lovers away from prying eyes of potential onlookers.
The garden and its fruits also hold [[RuleOfSymbolism metaphorical significance]]. They can symbolize fertility, creation, desire, the blossoming of new life, and may hearken to [[{{Arcadia}} an earthly paradise]] or a reflection of Eden. The garden may be used as an allegorical setting, usually representing love itself, the beloved, or (in religious and spiritual works) God's love for humanity.
Sometimes, the state of a garden is used to illuminate a character's inner nature. A [[CaringGardener well-tended garden]] indicates virtues such as diligence, devotion, and a love of beauty, qualities that can endear a potential lover to their beloved.
Contrast GardenOfEvil.
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!!Examples:
[[AC: Anime and Manga]]
* In ''Manga/AkagamiNoShirayukihime'', Zen and Shirayuki have a number of late night and early morning impromptu romantic meetings in the beautiful garden connected to the wing of the castle Izana signed over to Zen and his personal retinue.
[[AC: Film]]
* In Rodgers and Hammerstein's ''Film/{{Cinderella}}'', Cinderella and Prince Christopher spend time in the castle's garden getting to know each other. In the 1997 version, it's also where they share a kiss.
* ''Film/EllaEnchanted'': Char takes Ella to the castle's hall of mirrors in order to propose to her, just as his father had done to his mother. Although indoors, it's covered in plant life, making the room look like a garden. The moment is subverted, however: during the scene Ella struggles to not stab him as she was ordered to, and cannot agree to the proposal despite being in love with him.
[[AC: Literature]]
* Gardens are a stock motif in Persian literature, notably among poets such as Creator/{{Rumi}}, who employ the trope in both physical and spiritual contexts. Ottoman Turkish poets influenced by the Persian greats followed in their footsteps.
* As seen in ''Literature/TheCanterburyTales'', it was a common medieval trope:
** In the Merchant's Tale, Januarie [[MayDecemberRomance marries a much younger woman]], May, and builds her a beautiful garden, where they do "things that were not done in bed". Later, May and her lover Damyan have sex in one of the garden's trees. This happens in the presence of Januarie himself, but because the old man is blind, he is initially unaware of their actions.
** In the Knight's Tale, the eponymous pair of knights are imprisoned in a tower overlooking the palace garden, where they first spot Princess Emelye (Emily) picking flowers. They both fall for her instantly, and the LoveTriangle resulting from this incident drives the rest of the narrative.
* In the Creator/NathanielHawthorne short story "Rappaccini's Daughter", this overlaps with the GardenOfEvil: Giovanni becomes infatuated with the MadScientistsBeautifulDaughter Beatrice when he sees her in the family garden and frequently compares her beauty to that of the flowers. He's right: all of the plants are grown for their toxicity and she has been transformed into a PoisonousPerson by being raised in the garden. Happy as she is to meet him there, it ends badly for both of them.
* ''Literature/LesMiserables'': Marius first sees Cosette when she is walking with Valjean at the Luxembourg Garden, and instantly falls for her beauty. Later, the two secretly meet in the garden at her house on Rue Plumet, where they eventually profess their love for one another.
* In ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', Eowyn and Faramir first meet in the gardens of the Houses of Healing, where they recuperate after the Battle of the Pelennor Fields and eventually fall in love with each other.
* ''Literature/PrideAndPrejudice'': Elizabeth Bennet recognizes Darcy as a worthy man while touring the grounds of Pemberley, discerning that the care he gives his garden is an indicator of his true character. When asked, she even cites her experience as the point she began to fall in love with him:
--> It has been coming on so gradually, that I hardly know when it began. But I believe I must date it from my first seeing his beautiful grounds at Pemberley.
* Subverted in the Literature/SherlockHolmes story "Literature/TheValleyOfFear". While investigating the victim's death, Watson finds the widow and the dead man's best friend laughing merrily in the garden. Their attitude makes him think they killed the husband to pursue an affair in peace, as neither looks particularly distraught by the death. [[spoiler:They both know the husband is actually alive, as they helped disguise the would-be assassin's corpse as his own.]]
* ''Literature/TheWheelOfTime'':
** Rand and his eventual love interest Elayne meet when he [[LiterallyFallingInLove falls off a wall]] and into her garden, moving her to bandage a cut he got on the way down. It becomes much more awkward for him when he realizes he's inadvertently trespassing in the royal palace grounds.
** After much BelligerentSexualTension, [[spoiler:Mat and Tuon]] consummate their relationship in the Ebou Dark palace garden. In the morning, he's quite embarrassed to realize that a full squad of her guards were also present at a discreet distance.
[[AC: Live-Action Television]]
* ''Series/MagnificentCentury'': Hatice and Ibrahim secretly meet in the palace gardens, where they can speak openly to one another and continue their forbidden courtship. After they marry, the garden continues to serve as an important place of reunion and reconciliation in their relationship throughout the series.
* ''Series/MagnificentCenturyKosem'':
** Anastasia and Ahmed first meet when he finds her climbing the walls of a private garden terrace, attempting to escape; she loses her footing and [[LiterallyFallingInLove falls on top of him]]. [[spoiler: When he is close to death, he asks to be brought to place they met, where he dies in her arms]].
** Gevherhan and Silahtar affirm their love for one another in the imperial garden, the setting for many key moments in the development of their relationship.
* ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'': In the series finale, the Moze-Ned-Suzie LoveTriangle is resolved when Ned and Moze meet up in the museum's garden and finally acknowledge their feelings for each other.
[[AC: Mythology and Religion]]
* A set of [[Myth/MesopotamianMythology Mesopotamian love lyrics]] celebrates the relationship between the god Nabu and his divine consort Tasmetu, who playfully make love in a garden. Originating in Neo-Assyrian Nineveh, the composition makes the trope one of TheOldestOnesInTheBook.
* Literature/SongOfSongs extensively employs garden imagery to describe the erotic love between the speaker and her beloved.
[[AC: Theatre]]
* ''Theatre/LesMiserables'': The "A Heart Full of Love" sequence, in which Marius and Cosette romance each other, is set in the garden of her house on Rue Plumet. In the song's second-act reprise, Valjean uses the trope a metaphor as he reflects upon his daughter's blossoming relationship.
--> ''Love is the garden of the young...''
* In ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'', the iconic first encounter between Romeo and Juliet takes place in Capulet's garden, with Juliet speaking from the balcony.
[[AC: Video Games]]
* Implied in ''VideoGame/{{Furi}}''. The Song will ask you to stay in her garden forever and try to prevent your escape. If you [[NonStandardGameOver choose to stay with her]], she will promise to take care of you and "be yours".
[[AC: Visual Novel]]
* ''VisualNovel/{{Bloodbound}}'': Kamilah and Amy visit Marcel Lafayette's nocturnal garden, where they talk about love and end up cuddling.
