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Plants in the Japanese Garden

Plants in Real Japanese Gardens
The Japanese love the changing of the seasons – a plant’s budding and flowering, changing of the leaf color and dying is noticed and valued by young and old alike. Although Japanese gardens have a lot of evergreen plants, there are usually one or two plants in every garden that represent each season and take center stage for a few weeks.

In each of the e-books, we showcase a plant group, point out the different species and cultivars available and give maintenance advice. However, to create Japanese planting in a climate different from Japan, you sometimes have to find alternatives to Japanese plants. If possible, we try to list plants that give you a Japanese look and feel and thrive in your climate.
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Plants - The Books

eBook Cover: Plants in the Japanese Garden by Real Japanese Gardens
Auspicious Plants in the Japanese garden
Plants in the garden Vol.1 Cover
Plants in the Japanese Garden Bamboo
Plants in the Japanese Garden Moss