After a visit at Four Seasons Hotel Milan, Cracking Art artworks have been arrived at Four Seasons Hotel Florence: from June 7 to July 20 the wonderful Garden of Gherardesca will host a spectacular invasion. Originally planted as a Renaissance garden in the 15th century, the Giardino has been restored to its 19th century design, presenting a showcase of rare and endangered botanical species such as Taxus Baccata, a decorative evergreen known as the longest living plant in Europe; and a Thuja tree, an aromatic conifer called the “tree of life” for its homeopathic properties. Medium and large sized snails, wolves, swallows and frogs will appear discreetly among giant shade trees, vast lawns, vibrant flowers, original statues and fountains: a tribute to the feeling of peace that the garden generates.
