by Rosa Say Claude Monet Japanese Bridge artwork – close look Nevertheless, a complete European style garden with European trees and blooms , two connected pools and plenty of water lilies may be a bit unpleasant. As a matter of fact, the only localized feature of the garden would seem to be the Japanese bridge spanning over the link between the two pools. A near look at the bridge, set

by wesleynitsckie Japanese Weeping Willow Tree – A Beautiful Garden Addition The weeping willow, or salix babylonica, began its life in dry northern China, but spread rapidly across Asia and to other parts of the world via the Silk Road. These days, it is grown almost everywhere. It offers a sense of beauty and grace to any garden space, adds dense shade, and the wind whispers beautifully through the long,

by bcostin Japanese Plum Yew – Cephalotaxus Harringtonia ‘Prostrata’ Remarkably Deer-Resistant Evergreen Every home needs foundation plants – usually a combination of evergreens, deciduous shrubs and small trees. Evergreens offer year-round color and a beautiful backdrop for more seasonal plantings. For some folks with shade and persistent deer problems, finding a low-growing evergreen can be very difficult. This week we are featuring one that will solve this problem

by TexasEagle Top 5 Japanese Travel Destinations Japan’s mix of traditional and modern high tech attractions entice many to these isles. With your flight, travel insurance and accommodation organised, excitement awaits! Tokyo If one wants to experience the buzz and excitement of a major world megalopolis, look no further than Tokyo. One could spend considerable time just sitting and people watching, taking in all the movement of this thriving city.

by marcus_jb1973 What is a Japanese Garden We’re so caught up in our hectic lives, that we seldom get time to unwind and relax. We look for escapes from our busy schedule but rarely find them. The thought of taking a trip away for a couple of days seems appealing, but when it comes to the actual planning and packing and traveling, we prefer the comfort of our homes. There

by bunkadoo Build Your Own Japanese Style Garden! Learning to build your very own Japanese Style Garden is easy and will turn your otherwise boring garden into a green and vibrant getaway to be enjoyed. Anyone who has been to Japan has probably been lucky enough to have visited the world famous KOKOEN gardens located in Himeji. The city known for having the only remaining original feudal castle in Japan.

by TANAKA Juuyoh (田中十洋) Explore Singapore’s Garden Wonders at the Famed Chinese and Japanese Gardens Tucked away within the breathtaking landscapes of Jurong Lake lies Singapore’s most prized horticultural possessions. Simply dubbed the Chinese and Japanese Gardens, this touristic haven next to Jurong Bird Park near Yuan Ching Road is a popular attraction frequented by locals and foreign nature lovers who continue to be captivated by the beauty of these

by / Brian Crawford A Few Novel Japanese Garden Beautification Tips We’re so caught up in our hectic lives, that we seldom get time to unwind and relax. We look for escapes from our busy schedule but rarely find them. The thought of taking a trip away for a couple of days seems appealing, but when it comes to the actual planning and packing and traveling, we prefer the comfort

by Thomas Hawk Kodo, The Way of Japanese Incense Appreciating Japanese incense has become an art form in Japan. Kodo, or “The Way of Incense,” is a Japanese traditional art form that ranks among two other classical traditions, namely Sado (the tea ceremony) and Kado (Ikebana, or Japanese flower arrangement). Kodo is not as widespread as the other two mentioned arts, however I have found that many tea ceremony practitioners