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7 Top Plants for Japanese Gardens | The Tree Center
Bamboo is often too large for small gardens, so choose instead the Sacred Bamboo, Nandina domestica, another native Japanese plant widely seen in their gardens. This attractive plant has finely divided leaves, looking somewhere between a fern and a true bamboo. It grows best in warmer zones, but it will grow even in parts of zone 5. Read more…
Plants for a Japanese Garden | The Tree Center
Other Trees and Shrubs For a Japanese Garden There are other, less traditional plants that work well too, including English Boxwood, which can be planted in a group and then clipped into undulating shapes the Japanese call ‘wave-form’. Read more…
9 Traditional Japanese Plants for Your Garden – The Spruce
A shady glen full of hostas is well-suited to the Japanese garden aesthetic. The hosta is a naturalized plant found throughout Japan, and these native types are valued more than the hybrids North American gardeners grow. Read more…
