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Striking a Chord
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Striking a Chord

Nestled in the sprawling, 210-acre Garvan Woodland Gardens in Hot Springs, Ark., are four acres of rocks, plants and water assembled by landscape artist and Japanese-garden specialist David Slawson. It’s a space that serves as the garden’s centerpiece and springs from what he calls his ‘triangle of accord,’ an approach that combines sensitivity to the site with the character and desire of the client as well as the beauty of indigenous rock and plant materials.