Fernando Caruncho’s gardens are renowned for their harmonious geometrical patterns punctuated by sculptural planting.
Image 1 of 8 When designing landscapes, Fernando Caruncho likes to use the traditional plants of the region, which in this farm in Catalonia are olive, cypress and wheat Image 1 of 8 The grid, here of water and clipped evergreens in Menorca, underlies all of Caruncho's gardens Image 1 of 8 A pavilion, with a view of the mountains, sits above the pool in Caruncho's own garden on the north edge of Madrid Image 1 of 8 The ripples of clipped escallonia above his swimming-pool are reminiscent of Japanese gardens Image 1 of 8 Repeated islands of olive trees punctuate wavelike rows of vines in this estate in Puglia, Italy Image 1 of 8 Caruncho with his fox terrier, Piñon Image 1 of 8 Tiers of laurel hedges conceal a curvaceous terrace and pool in Madrid's Royal Botanical Gardens Imag...