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9 Traditional Japanese Plants for Your Garden
The Iris ensata is always hungry for both water and fertilizer, and it will reward you with flower stalks up to 5 feet tall. Planting Japanese irises near a water feature like a pond or stream will satisfy the growing needs of these plants, leaving you with nothing more to do than dividing old clumps every three years. Read more…
Japanese Water Gardens – Everything-Ponds.com
Japanese water gardens are pond landscapes that are built in the traditional style of a Tsukiyama Garden, which is a landscaping style originating in Japan, that often aims to make a smaller garden appear larger than it is. Read more…
Elements of a Japanese Garden | Better Homes & Gardens
Trees in a Japanese garden often are pruned into shapes that reveal their architectural form. This Japanese maple shows its zigzag branching pattern. Arching branches reach over the contrasting groundcover and reflect in a nearby pool of water. 8 of 18 Read more…
