Enchanted garden

"And so the three witches and the forlorn knight ventured forth into the enchanted garden, where rare herbs, fruit and flowers grew in abundance on either side of the sunlit paths."

—Beedle the Bard, The Fountain of Fair Fortune.^[src]

The enchanted garden is the setting of the tale The Fountain of Fair Fortune, by Beedle the Bard. It is described as a large garden, enclosed by tall walls and protected by strong magic. Atop a hill, sits the Fountain of Fair Fortune, a fountain that awarded good fortune for anyone who bathed in it. Once a year, between sunrise and sunset on the summer solstice, one unfortunate was given the chance to fight their way up to the Fountain.^[1]

AppearancesEdit

The Tales of Beedle the Bard (First appearance)

Notes and referencesEdit

↑ The Tales of Beedle the Bard - Chapter 2 (The Fountain of Fair Fortune)

The Tales of Beedle the Bard

By Beedle the Bard
Stories
Babbitty Rabbitty and her Cackling Stump · The Fountain of Fair Fortune · Grumble the Grubby Goat · The Warlock's Hairy Heart · The Tale of the Three Brothers · The Wizard and the Hopping Pot
Characters
Altheda · Amata · Amata's lover · Antioch Peverell · Antioch Peverell's killer · Asha · Babbitty · Brigade of Witch-Hunters · Cadmus Peverell · Cadmus Peverell's fiancée · Captain of the Brigade of Witch-Hunters · Charlatan · Death · Evil Sorcerer · Gigantic white worm · Ignotus Peverell · Ignotus Peverell's son · King · Kinsfolk · Maiden · Old man · Old man's donkey · Old man's family · Peasant woman · Peasant woman's granddaughter · Sabre · Sir Luckless · Warlock · The Warlock's friends · Wizard · Wizard's father · Young woman · Young woman's child
Objects
Altheda's potion · Altheda's wand · Cloak of Invisibility · Creepers · Crystal casket · Elder Wand · Enchanted garden · Fountain · Gold statue of Babbitty · Hairy Heart · The Hopping Pot · Never-Ending Hill · Poisonous toadstool · Poultice for warts · Resurrection Stone · Silver chalice