This garden was designed by Percival Gallagher of the Olmsted Firm and functioned as a room of the Manor house with its tall, hedged walls. The Camperdown elms (trees nearest the house) are grafted trees and original to Gallagher's design. The fountain is a 14th century Spanish baptismal font, purchased by Alice Cheney-Baltzell on her honeymoon. Over recent years, our horticulture team has started planting more perennials in this symmetrical garden. In the circle surrounding the fountain, you’ll find Hydrangea Paniculata, lavender, and—depending on the time of year—a mix of annuals to fill out the space. Along the long walkways are hydrangea, white garden roses, boxwoods, and more seasonal annuals.