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A Haha or ha-ha was a variety of sunken border used in formal European gardens and parks of the 18th and 19th centuries. They typically consisted of a garden wall set in a trench or dry moat, with the top of the wall at the garden's ground level. This would prevent cattle or unexpected guests from entering the garden without disrupting the sightlines.
See also Folly
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