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AYURVEDIC GARDEN Cuernavaca, Mexico Developer: Maria Delgado Soliz This garden is a brilliant example of healing horticulture. It incorporates gardening traditions from both East and West. Although it is primarily used for the production of Ayurvedic herbal compounds, and is therefore based on traditional Ayurvedic gardening principles, it also incorporates permaculture, biodynamics, and bau-biology in its design and execution. Organized around a central stone courtyard, the plants are arranged in concentric rings. Master Plants are placed closer to the center. The entire complex covers over 100 acres and is focused on a sacred mountain which looks over the main cultivation areas. Traditional Mexican deities are also present, and their influence and protection is invoked as part of the process of gardening and production of herbal compounds. Feng shui input focused on site analysis, evaluation of earth energies, and geopathic stress diagnosis. Earth healing procedures were used in areas that required remediation.
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