I'm researching different garden classifications on gardenvisit.com. First, identify the 'Paradise Garden' and 'Cloister Garth' as 'Garden Types' and provide a brief description for each. Second, confirm that 'Paradise Garden' and 'Cloister Garth' are also listed under 'Historic Design Styles'. For each of these, navigate to their dedicated style pages and extract one key characteristic.
Navigate to 'gardenvisit.com'. Click on the 'History & Theory' link in the main navigation menu. On the 'Garden and Landscape Articles' page, click on the 'Garden types and styles' link under 'Theory articles'. From the 'GARDEN TYPES' section, identify 'Paradise Garden' and 'Cloister Garth'. Synthesize a brief description for each based on the introductory text on their respective style pages. From the 'HISTORIC DESIGN STYLES' section, confirm that 'Paradise Garden' and 'Cloister Garth' are listed. Click on the 'Paradise Garden' link under 'HISTORIC DESIGN STYLES' to navigate to its dedicated style page. On the 'Paradise gardens' page, identify and extract one key characteristic or design feature. Navigate back to the 'Garden types and styles' page. Click on the 'Cloister Garth' link under 'HISTORIC DESIGN STYLES' to navigate to its dedicated style page. On the 'Cloister gardens' page, identify and extract one key characteristic or design feature. Synthesize all gathered information, listing the identified 'Garden Types' with their descriptions, and then the overlapping 'Garden Styles' with one key characteristic for each.
Successfully navigate to the 'Garden types and styles' page. Identify 'Paradise Garden' as a 'Garden Type' and describe it as a walled garden, often rectangular, representing an earthly paradise, typically featuring water, shade, and fruit trees, used for contemplation. Identify 'Cloister Garth' as a 'Garden Type' and describe it as an enclosed, contemplative space within a monastery, usually a square courtyard with a central green area, surrounded by a covered walk. Confirm that 'Paradise Garden' and 'Cloister Garth' are listed under 'HISTORIC DESIGN STYLES'. Successfully navigate to the 'Paradise gardens' style page. For 'Paradise Garden Style', state a key characteristic such as 'divided into four parts by canals', 'known as a charbagh or quadripartite garden', or 'has four square parts separated by water channels'. Successfully navigate to the 'Cloister gardens' style page. For 'Cloister Garth Style', state a key characteristic such as 'a square courtyard surrounded by a covered walk', or 'the central green space was known as the cloister garth'.