This garden in Italy is a magical mix of chaos and order.
A HUGE angry stone face looks down on visitors through giant spires of cypress trees at Giusti Garden. The intimidating mascherone was originally designed to breathe fire, probably the only thing that could make it more foreboding. It was just one of the surprises I and 32 other gardeners found on a 10-day trip last September to see the gardens of Northern Italy.
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