Debuting, Luciano Zanardo arrives with the Dragon Tree Garden. The projects bring the concept of Xerolandscaping (plants that require little water and have high resistance to strong winds and diseases) and the appreciation of Brazilian species. With 100m., the garden reveals a mix of shapes and colors to stimulate the sensations of visitors. Among the many highlighted species is the Dracaena Draco, popularly known as "dragon tree," which gives its name to the space. The projects also feature a water mirror, wooden deck, and special lighting to enhance the landscaping.