Steven
Charity Lane
Sol, Terresol

Charity grabbed onto the Duchess' hand, she'd already planned out a route. There wasn't many places to visit, but there was some walking time in between them. Luckily the first place to visit wasn't very far. Charity led her friend towards the back side of the keep, a part rarely visited except by those living and working inside the keep.

One of the last things Charity saw in Zahrada was the garden where Anya's son's statue stood. Charity thought to return the favor. While nowhere as beautiful, the Sol garden served more of a functional purpose. It had four room sized square planters filled with native plants and trees of the four provinces of Terresol besides Vasilios.

Vouno's square had a tall pine tree, with little to cover the ground except old pine needles and ferns. Akno's square also had a tall tree but the base was wider and was decorated with actual leaves instead of pines, and it had grass poking straight through the artificial pond. The Stafili square had trees same as the previous two, but was able to fit more than one since the trees were smaller, the Stafili square also had more to cover the ground with, with small shrubs and tall grass galore. Finally the Milo square has simply an apple tree surrounded by a grass of the most vibrant green. "I know you like gardens, probably not what you imagine when you hear garden, but it has its charms"
Bessie
Anyanka Durkhan
Sol, Terresol

Charity led her outside, around the back of the keep, and Anya quickened her pace to keep up with the woman. She didn't know what to expect, but the garden she was shown reminded her of a careful curated memorial. 

Charity dismissed it as not much, but Anya smiled regardless. "I once lived for a decade in a place of nothing but ice and cliffs, the smallest patch of grass and greenery can be lavish after that." She told her, and motioned to them. 

"There's a story behind it, correct?"
Steven
Charity Lane
Sol, Terresol

"There are two competing stories behind it. This garden is centuries old and has no plaques so its original meaning may have been lost. The nicer of the two stories goes that each plot represents the climate of a different Terresolian province. It's meant to remind us that while we all live in the kingdom of Terresol, we lived different experiences. It's a reminder to be understanding. The other story is that an ancienct Vortigern wanted to bring home the climates of the other provinces. The first one is a lot nicer."
Bessie
Anyanka Durkhan
Sol, Terresol

The redhead raised her chin in acknowledgement. "It is." She agreed, and moved toward the Apple tree. 

"We've yet to bear fruits in the Astorian gardens." She murmured, reaching up to run her finger along the shining skin of one of the apples. 

"I never knew much about the Vortigerns." She added, then moved her hand back to her side, turning once more to Charity. "I like your garden, love."