The Biblical Garden is a term used to refer to the five gardens mentioned in the Bible. The first and most famous of these is EDEN, which is where God placed ADAM and EVE after creating them. ADAM and EVE were then expelled from EDEN after they disobeyed God's command. Gethsemane is another garden mentioned in the Bible, located near Jerusalem, where Jesus prayed before his arrest. Esau was also associated with a garden, as he was given a field by his father Isaac. All of these gardens are important in the Bible and have been referenced throughout history.