Unlike architecture, sculpture, or painting, the art of gardening produces works that grow, bloom, transform, and disappear. For this reason, the garden is considered the ultimate work of art produced by man. And as such, it has been regarded by all cultures and civilizations. This book is dedicated to the gardens of Colombia, a country with such a variety of contrasting climates that the diversity of its flora would seem infinite. The numerous, although not exhaustive, images in this book capture the wonderful eclecticism found in the configuration of Colombian gardens, whether they are those of the large lush park or the tiny flowered niche in some corner of its geography. And if there is any common denominator in the social mosaic of this South American country, it is the love for plants. Therefore, each Colombian garden, as has been noted, is a laboratory of aesthetics and horticulture, where every little plant sown there receives the care of an expensive exotic variety.