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The Art of Intrigue
Curiosity has taken you this far and your pique of interest deserves a reward. Scroll through the series of photos below to get an insider’s view of the image in our ad.
The Labyrinth
Landscape architect James Burnett designed the labyrinth at Sunnylands Center & Gardens to be a place of quiet contemplation and reflection.
The Labyrinth
Unlike a maze, which has multiple paths and is designed to create confusion, a labyrinth has one continuous path to the center of a spiral.
The Labyrinth
In the years since Sunnylands Center & Gardens opened, different plantings have been used in the labyrinth. Currently, wedelia (“Sphagneticola trilobata”) is the featured plant.
The Labyrinth
Nearby, there are other paths to explore, and a chance to see how the gardens’ designers were inspired by the Annenbergs’ Impressionist and Post-Impressionist painting collection.
The Labyrinth
Farther afield, a walk through the Sunnylands gardens reveals stunning vistas, and diverse and surprising plantings and blooms.
