For the first time in many years, Pansy Parkinson and Theodore Nott set foot on British soil. Their Portkey dropped them right in front of Blaise Zabini’s Manor. They had to admit his garden was impeccably taken care of. The lush green of the grass and shrubbery, especially taking into account the recent drought and heatwaves, was a veritable joy to behold. Either Blaise was very talented at gardening spells or he had very talented staff. Most likely the latter. 