The natural was incorporated with the artificial. "The Ascheberg Gardens" were a magnificent example of landscape architecture.īut it was the way in which the extraordinary natural formations of the terrain had been used that gave the park its reputation. The gardens were laid out in the 1730s and consisted of canals, lanes, and rectangular plantings of shrubbery designed according to a rectilinear system typical of the early baroque. The estate had gardens that were famous in many parts of Europe they were owned by the Rantzau family. In Holsten, about thirty miles outside of Hamburg and the nearby smaller town of Altona, there was an estate called Ascheberg.
Importance might be given to the fact that he was silent. His friends called him "the Silent One." He wasn't someone who talked much, not without cause.
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